Tsukuba Express train service launched between Tokyo, Ibaraki Pref.

TSUKUBA, Japan - The first train of Tsukuba Express train service leaves Tsukuba station in Ibaraki Prefecture for Tokyo's Akihabara station on Aug. 24 after a ceremony was held to mark the launch of the service.

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