Popular Japanese pop bands, Arashi and Dreams Come True, are scheduled for concerts and in anticipation of this exciting event, there will be special Shinkansen or 'bullet trains' operated. These special travels are intended to facilitate thousands of fans expected to journey across cities in Japan to attend these concerts. The date, venues, and exact timings of the concerts are yet to be announced.

Music concerts in Japan are more than just a performance - they are an occasion for celebration. The arrangement for special Shinkansen trains not only displays the widespread popularity of the bands Arashi and Dreams Come True but also highlights the meticulous attention to public convenience in the country. Convenient travel arrangements are held high in social values in Japan, reflecting the importance of logistics in Japanese society.

In the United States or the European Union, special bus services or increased public transportation frequency is common for large events such as music festivals or sports matches to manage the influx of crowds. However, the operation of bullet trains for concerts is rarely seen and shows the high level of infrastructure availability in Japan.