Trial of new public transportation in Nagoya

Trial of new public transportation in Nagoya

Photo taken Oct. 11, 2020, shows a fuel cell bus (R) near Nagoya Station in its trial run for the planned opening of high-speed maglev train operations between Tokyo and Nagoya in 2027.

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