Entire Tohoku bullet train line back in service a month after quake

Entire Tohoku bullet train line back in service a month after quake

Passengers get on a bullet train bound for Tokyo at JR Morioka Station in Morioka, northeastern Japan, on April 14, 2022. East Japan Railway Co. the same day resumed services on the entire Tohoku Shinkansen line, nearly a month after a powerful earthquake hit the country's northeast and derailed one of its bullet trains.

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