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• Shinkansen High Speed ​​Line Japan 20/12/2012 Shinkansen High Speed ​​Line Japan is the first country to use high speed trains. For the first time, the construction of Tokaido Shinkansen High Speed ​​Line between Tokyo and Osaka was started at 1959. Shinkansen High Speed ​​Train Line is the world's busiest high speed train line. The 1964 km journey, which was completed at 210 km / h speed when the line was first opened, continues 4 hour at 553 km / h speed today. 270 is the only high-speed train line that was the only 2,5 yearly, with 30 million passengers a day, while today the total length of 30 kilometers is carried by the Shinkansen network. Shinkansen, diğer
  
  
• How did Japan develop SHINKANSEN high-speed trains? 20/10/2015 Japan has developed SHINKANSEN high-speed trains: Japan's journey through railways dates back to 1872. Japan, which requested the technical assistance of the UK for the railroads that were started on this date, was using a narrow track range of 1,067 mm width. In the 1940 years, the intensity of the Tokyo-Shimonoseki lines brought the connection of this line to a fast train line. This line would also use the standard rail pitch 1,435 mm. In the name of this high-speed train project, it was called Tren Shinkansen High-Speed ​​Train gelen which means en Bullet Train gelen Project. Delayed due to World War II İkinci
  
  
• Japan's fast trains Shinkansens on European market 28/07/2017 In this week's episode of the Global Japanese program, we talk about how Japan shares its technology expertise around the globe. We went to Newton Aycliffe, known as the world's railroad center in northeastern England. The first steam trains used for passenger transportation were produced in this region at 1825. Now at this symbolic point almost two centuries later the world's most modern trains are produced. We're exploring the Hitachi factory with our reporter Serge Rombi: ı First of all, I invite you to discover this factory. It just started. He opened his doors in September at 2015. Here are the latest model high-speed trains based on the famous train network of Japanese technology Shinkansen Burada
  
  
• Japan's Shiki-shima ultra-luxury train makes its first journey 05/05/2017 Japan's Shiki-shima, the ultra-luxury train, made its first voyage: Japan's Shikha-shima, which started its 1 flights in May, rushed its ticket to 10 up to a thousand dollars. In Japan, the suite train is designed to provide the highest luxury experience for Shiki-shima passengers. Train tickets 2 bin 800 is changing between dollars and 10 thousand dollars. It is possible to make two or four day trips by train. According to the BBC, Shiki-shima made his first trip in 1 in May. The train, designed by Ken Kiyoyuki Okuyama, explains that the best materials and traditional Japanese ingenuity are used. From Tokyo to Hokkaido In the modern observation car of the train Tokyo
  
  
• High Speed ​​Trains in the World - TGV Shinkansen and Others 28/04/2012 Fast trains are currently being used in European countries such as France, Germany, Spain, Italy, Japan, China and South Korea. Leading the high-speed train lines, Japan is also the country with the highest passenger density. 120 million passengers per year carry more trains than 305. Japan The growing capacity requirement on the rail journey led to the emergence of a high-speed train in both Japan and France. Japan is the first country to use fast trains. For the first time, the construction of the Tokaido Shinkansen High Speed ​​Train Line started in 1959, Tokyo-Osaka. The opening of the Shinkansen line in 1964 is the world's busiest high-speed train line. When the line is first turned on, 210 Hat