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Continuing Tom Cruise's trek through Japan to promote his latest movie, "Mission: Impossible III," Tom opted for a different way of transportation this time around. While the other day, he recreated a scene from his latest film, he arrived by speedboat at Odaiba for the Japan premiere. This time he rode the train. Luckily for everyone, he wasn't on top of the train, he rode inside.
On Wednesday morning, Cruise and 150 invited guests (chosen from 30,000 applicants) from regional areas departed Tokyo aboard a specially chartered bullet train for the 150-minute journey to Shin-Osaka. During the trip, Cruise is spending a minute with each passenger and posing for a photo with every one of the 150 fans onboard. He returned to the U.S. on Wednesday night.
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