Yamagata Shinkansen Line extended to Shinjo

Yamagata Shinkansen Line extended to Shinjo

SHINJO, Japan - A tape-cutting ceremony is held prior to the first superexpress train's departure at Shinjo Station on Dec. 4. The Tsubasa No. 116 bound for Tokyo on the Yamagata Shinkansen Line departs on a maiden run along a 61.5-kilometer extension of the line from Yamagata to Shinjo.

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