Shinkansennetværket
Shinkansennetværket, commonly known as the bullet train network, is Japan's high-speed railway system. It is renowned for its punctuality, safety, and speed, connecting major cities across the archipelago. The network is operated by four different companies, each managing specific lines. The first Shinkansen line, the Tokaido Shinkansen, opened in 1964 in time for the Tokyo Olympics, revolutionizing travel between Tokyo and Osaka.
The trains are characterized by their sleek, aerodynamic designs and advanced technology. They operate on dedicated
The Shinkansen network has significantly contributed to Japan's economic development by facilitating business travel and tourism.