Train rails measuring 150 meters each have been making a trip of about 2,100 kilometers from Kitakyushu, where they were produced, to Oshamambe, a town in Hokkaido.

A "shinkansen" E5 series, or high speed bullet train, which will be used on the Indian rail network, is pictured at Tokyo Station in Tokyo on October 22, 2020.

Step into the thrilling world of Japan’s Shinkansen trains, where cutting-edge innovation and sleek design have propelled high-speed rail to legendary status. Witness the fascinating evolution ...

India’s First Bullet Train Project, the Mumbai-Ahmedabad High Speed Rail corridor, spanning across 508 kilometres, will offer fast connectivity between Maharashtra and Gujarat states in western ...

In a historic step towards transforming India’s railway infrastructure, the first-ever Shinkansen bullet trains — part of the Mumbai-Ahmedabad High-Speed Rail (MAHSR) project — have entered ...

India’s first bullet train is being constructed between Ahmedabad and Mumbai. The total length of the high speed rail corridor is 508 kms. Out of the 508 kms, 348 km is in Gujarat and 156 in ...

Police in Sapporo, Hokkaido, have arrested two men on suspicion of assault after they beat up a man his 30s. According to police, Sora Yamaguchi, 22, a construction industry worker, and Yuta Sugawara, ...

The Shinkansen, Japan's high-speed intercity railway network, is often touted as the gold standard for high-speed rail.