Retired "Doctor Yellow" diagnostic shinkansen train

NAGOYA, Japan, June 15 Kyodo - Video taken on June 14, 2025, shows a "Doctor Yellow" T4 series diagnostic shinkansen bullet train at SCMAGLEV and Railway Park in Nagoya, central Japan. Public display of the yellow shinkansen train, which examined tracks and overhead lines on Japan's bullet train routes, began the same day after it retired in January. (Kyodo)

Retired "Doctor Yellow" diagnostic shinkansen train

Retired "Doctor Yellow" diagnostic shinkansen train

Photo taken on June 14, 2025, shows the cockpit of a "Doctor Yellow" T4 series diagnostic shinkansen bullet train at SCMAGLEV and Railway Park in Nagoya, central Japan. Public display of the yellow shinkansen train, which examined tracks and overhead lines on Japan's bullet train routes, began the same day after it retired in January.

Retired "Doctor Yellow" diagnostic shinkansen train

Retired "Doctor Yellow" diagnostic shinkansen train

Photo taken on June 14, 2025, shows a "Doctor Yellow" T4 series diagnostic shinkansen bullet train at SCMAGLEV and Railway Park in Nagoya, central Japan. Public display of the yellow shinkansen train, which examined tracks and overhead lines on Japan's bullet train routes, began the same day after it retired in January.

"Doctor Yellow" diagnostic shinkansen train

"Doctor Yellow" diagnostic shinkansen train

Photo taken on June 7, 2025, shows a "Doctor Yellow" T4 series diagnostic shinkansen bullet train at SCMAGLEV and Railway Park in Nagoya, central Japan. The yellow shinkansen trains, which examine tracks and overhead cables on Japan's bullet train lines, were transported to the museum earlier in the day for public display from June 14, after they retired in January.

"Doctor Yellow" diagnostic shinkansen train

"Doctor Yellow" diagnostic shinkansen train

Photo taken on June 7, 2025, shows a "Doctor Yellow" T4 series diagnostic shinkansen bullet train at SCMAGLEV and Railway Park in Nagoya, central Japan. The yellow shinkansen trains, which examine tracks and overhead cables on Japan's bullet train lines, were transported to the museum earlier in the day for public display from June 14, after they retired in January.