JR Central chief eyes U.S. unit to develop Texas bullet train system

JR Central chief eyes U.S. unit to develop Texas bullet train system

Koei Tsuge, president of Central Japan Railway Co., is interviewed in Nagoya on Dec. 22, 2015. In the interview, Tsuge said the train operator known as JR Central plans to dispatch its experts to a local unit it hopes to establish in Texas to help build a high-speed railway system using Japan's shinkansen technology. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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