Bullet train in northeastern Japan stops
Japan will test self-driving bullet trains in 2028
One of Japan’s largest railway companies wants fully self-driving bullet trains speeding through the country by the mid-2030’s. According to East Japan Railway (JR East), at least one prototype will debut in 2028. The company revealed its plans on September 10, citing hopes to both streamline its operations and make them more sustainable.
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Japan: Shinkansen Services Halted After Two Linked Cars DisconnectedTohoku Shinkansen services were suspended for hours after two linked trains uncoupled between Furukawa and Sendai stations in ...
Just after 8 a.m. on September 19, the coupling section between the Hayabusa and Komachi bullet trains on the Tohoku ...
East Japan Railway says services on the Tohoku Shinkansen line have resumed after two linked trains became uncoupled.
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Better Train Etiquette in Japan: Tips for Tourists to Ride Like a LocalJapan’s train system is widely regarded as one of the best in the world. It’s known for being reliable, efficient and safe.
A coupler of a train comprising Hayabusa cars and Komachi cars on the Tohoku Shinkansen bullet train line came undone while ...
Series 0' Shinkansen, or 'bullet train', entered into service on the Tōkaidō Shinkansen line and Japan House London is ...
Sanrio has started selling the large Hello Kitty 50th anniversary coin that costs around $4,600 in limited numbers in Japan.
A shinkansen made an emergency stop between northeastern Japan and Tokyo on Thursday after its two linked trains uncoupled, ...
A Shinkansen made an emergency stop on its route between northeastern Japan and Tokyo after its cars became disengaged, JR ...
A Japanese bullet train operator is investigating what caused two linked Shinkansen trains to uncouple while moving at high ...
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