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Asia: Japan’s new bullet train N700S debuts on line linking Tokyo, Osaka

July 1, 2020 Administrator

From Kyodo News; July 1, 2020 Tokyo – Japan’s latest shinkansen bullet train model offering improved performance and upgraded cabin…

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Posted in: High Speed Rail, Passenger Trains Filed under: Asia, CENTRAL Japan Railway Company, Hakata, High Speed Rail, Intercity, Japan, JR Tokyo Station, N700S series, New Trains, Osaka, Passenger Train Stations, Passenger Trains, Rail Passenger, Ridership, Shinkansen Bullet Trains, Tokaido Shinkanset Line, Tokyo, Transportation, Travel

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