Maglev and railway museum

Maglev and railway museum

NAGOYA, Japan - Photo taken on March 1, 2011, shows three of the world's fastest trains in their categories displayed at the SC MAGLEV and Railway Park, which will open March 14 in Nagoya. The three are (from front to back) the MLX01-1 superconducting maglev vehicle, which has set a speed record of 581 kilometers per hour, the Class 955 experimental shinkansen bullet train and the Class C62 steam locomotive. (Kyodo)

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