[Breaking News]"Doctor Yellow" track-testing bullet train

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[Breaking News]"Doctor Yellow" track-testing bullet train

OGAKI, Japan, Aug. 19 Kyodo - A "Doctor Yellow" track-testing bullet train runs in Ogaki in Gifu Prefecture, central Japan, on Aug. 19, 2024, with train enthusiasts taking photos of the train, due to be retired in January, from a sunflower field. (Kyodo)

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