20 December 2015
Bullet train Tokaido line, Nagoya to Tokyo, Japan
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The Bullet train Tokaido line was started operation on 1964
when was the Tokyo Olympic year. The first Tokaido Shinkansen (bullet train)
line was running through from Tokyo to Osaka via Nagoya and Kyoto.
The Shinkansen is meaning the “New” arterial railroad; the
newer railroad systems than the conventional railway before 1964. The
Shinkansen was the separate railway system from the former conventional line.
There was huge difference in track width (Shinkansen has1435mm gauge,
conventional has 1067mm), signal system including ATC, power source and
carriage which has smart nose and powerful motor, between Shinkansen and
conventional rail road. In Tokaido or Sanyo sections, the Shinkansen line and
conventional line were separately and parallel-ly running among the huge
cities.
The Shinkansen will be the major transportation system for
the foreign tourists. The comfortable and wide carriage and kind purser will
give us the memorable journey.
Tip: Mt Fuji view from Shinkansen?
Reserve the Seat E, mountain side window seat. There are ABC DE designation in the standard class, AB CD designation in Green car (as First class, in this carriage, D is the mountain side window seat).
You will get the view of Mt.Fuji between Shizuoka and Shinfuji. Shizuoka is the station on the Tokyo side.
To get beautiful view of Mr.Fuji, I recommend you to travel on mid winter sunny day. In winter, cold air will clear the view of the mountains.
Reserve the Seat E, mountain side window seat. There are ABC DE designation in the standard class, AB CD designation in Green car (as First class, in this carriage, D is the mountain side window seat).
You will get the view of Mt.Fuji between Shizuoka and Shinfuji. Shizuoka is the station on the Tokyo side.
To get beautiful view of Mr.Fuji, I recommend you to travel on mid winter sunny day. In winter, cold air will clear the view of the mountains.
From the page of JR central
From the page of JR central
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