Sayonara to 0-series Shinkansen

Sayonara to 0-series Shinkansen

NAGOYA, Japan - Hiroshi Suda (far L), chairman of Central Japan Railway Co. (JR Tokai), and other executives pour champagne on a 0-series Shinkansen car at JR Nagoya Station on the evening of Sept. 18 to bid farewell to the 0-series bullet train after its final run.

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