People view maglev train from new observation deck

People view maglev train from new observation deck

People on a newly constructed observation deck in the central Japanese city of Fuefuki watch a magnetically levitated train making a test run on March 24, 2016. Central Japan Railway Co. plans to start the maglev train service linking Tokyo's Shinagawa and the central Japanese city of Nagoya in 2027. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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