Japanese test train new magnetic buffer speed of 500km / h
Recently, the Central Japan Railway Company has released a public test version of a high-speed magnetic buffer train at Tsuru, Yamanashi Prefecture.
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Recently, the Central Japan Railway Company has released a public test version of a high-speed magnetic buffer train at Tsuru, Yamanashi Prefecture.
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