JR East shows trial run of world's 1st hybrid train to media

JR East shows trial run of world's 1st hybrid train to media

YOKOHAMA, Japan - East Japan Railway Co. showed to the media on Oct. 19 in Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture, a trial run of the world's first environmentally friendly hybrid train it has developed.

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