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Powerful typhoon in eastern Japan

JR Nagoya Station in the central Japan city of Nagoya is quiet as shinkasen bullet train services were suspended between Tokyo and Nagoya due to the approaching Typhoon Ampil in eastern Japan.

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(1)Typhoon Dianmu disrupts air, land, sea travel

OSAKA, Japan - JR Shin-Osaka Station is crowed with passengers on June 21 after bullet train services on sections of the Tokaido Shinkasen line were suspended due in part to power failures caused by powerful Typhoon Dianmu.

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Removal of derailed shinkansen trains to start

Workers prepare on April 18, 2016, for the removal of Kyushu bullet trains, which were derailed in the southwestern Japan city of Kumamoto in a series of powerful earthquakes. Kyushu Railway Co. said it does not know when it will be able to resume shinkasen operations. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Removal of derailed shinkansen trains to start

Workers prepare on April 18, 2016, for the removal of Kyushu bullet trains, which were derailed in the southwestern Japan city of Kumamoto in a series of powerful earthquakes. Kyushu Railway Co. said it does not know when it will be able to resume shinkasen operations. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Removal of derailed shinkansen trains to start

Workers prepare on April 18, 2016, for the removal of Kyushu bullet trains, which were derailed in the southwestern Japan city of Kumamoto in a series of powerful earthquakes. Kyushu Railway Co. said it does not know when it will be able to resume shinkasen operations. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Removal of derailed shinkansen trains to start

Workers prepare on April 18, 2016, for the removal of Kyushu bullet trains, which were derailed in the southwestern Japan city of Kumamoto in a series of powerful earthquakes. Kyushu Railway Co. said it does not know when it will be able to resume shinkasen operations. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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(1)Typhoon Dianmu disrupts air, land, sea travel

OSAKA, Japan - JR Shin-Osaka Station is crowed with passengers on June 21 after bullet train services on sections of the Tokaido Shinkasen line were suspended due in part to power failures caused by powerful Typhoon Dianmu. (Kyodo)