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Country profileJapan: Hokkaido shinkansen - project map
Japan: Hokkaido shinkansen – project map of new line construction
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Country profileJapan: Kyushu shinkansen - project map
Japan: Kyushu shinkansen – project map of new line construction
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Country profileJapan: Sotetsu-Tokyu Link - project map
Japan: Sotetsu-Tokyu Link – project map of new line construction
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NewsIsolated Nishi-Kyushu Shinkansen extends Japan’s high speed network to Nagasaki
JAPAN: JR Kyushu has opened the 66 route-km Nishi-Kyushu Shinkansen between Takeo Onsen and Nagasaki.
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NewsTracklaying completed on Sotetsu – Tokyu Link
JAPAN: The completion of tracklaying on the link line connecting the Sotetsu and Tokyu railways was marked with a ceremony at Shin-Yokohama on July 8.
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Yokohama Minatomirai-sen
Opened 2004. Single route serving six stations. See Yokohama network map. As part of a redevelopment of the Yokohama waterfront, a tunnelled route was constructed southeast from Yokohama mainline station to Motomachi-Chukagai. It was opened on February 1 2004 (4·1 km, 6 stations). Services operate through to the Tokyu Toyoko ...
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Seibu Railway
First line opened 1894. See Tokyo network map. Seibu’s main lines are: Seibu Shinjuku Line (47·5 km) – from Tokyo (Shinjuku) north to Takadanobaba then west to Nakai, Kodaira and Higashi-Muruyama, then north via Tokorozawa to Hon-Kawagoe; the Haijima Line branches west at Kodaira via Ogawa to Haijima (14·3 ...