Resumption of bullet train services for quake-hit section

Resumption of bullet train services for quake-hit section

Passengers get on a Tohoku Shinkansen bullet train at JR Sendai Station in Sendai, northeastern Japan, on April 4, 2022. East Japan Railway Co. resumed services the same day between the city in Miyagi Prefecture and Ichinoseki, Iwate Prefecture, a section suspended following an earthquake-caused derailment.

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