JR East chief eager to export Japan's high-speed rail system

JR East chief eager to export Japan's high-speed rail system

Tetsuro Tomita (L), president of East Japan Railway Co., speaks at a press conference at the UIC World Congress on High Speed Rail on July 7, 2015, in Tokyo, where he expressed a desire to export Japan's Shinkansen bullet train system. On the right is Russian Railways President Vladimir Yakunin. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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