JR Tokai chief speaks about maglev train project

JR Tokai chief speaks about maglev train project

TOKYO, Japan - Koei Tsuge, president of Central Japan Railway Co., known as JR Tokai, meets the press in Tokyo on Aug. 28, 2014, following the firm's application to the government for approval of a plan to begin work on the construction of a 290-km magnetically levitated train line between the capital and Nagoya, central Japan, for completion by 2027.

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