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 Akita Shinkansen Tokyo (Morioka)Akita |
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 Yamagata Shinkansen Tokyo (Fukushima)Yamagata or Shinjo |
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 Joetsu Shinkansen Tokyo (Takasaki)Niigata |
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 Nagano Shinkansen Tokyo (Takasaki)Nagano |
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 Tokaido Shinkansen Tokyo Shin-Osaka |
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 Sanyo Shinkansen Shin-Osaka Hakata |
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 Kyushu Shinkansen Kagoshima-Chuo Shin-Yatsushiro |
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| Originally, "Shinkansen" means "a new trunk line" in
Japanese. However, it is used as a proper noun now. The high-speed new railway line which became independent of an ordinary railway was built. And it is operated at a maximum of 300km/h. Almost all the Shinkansen train is reserved seats and it is required to purchase a ticket in advance. |
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