Japan Railway Journal Season 3 Episode 18
Overview:
JR Central, which operates the Japanese high-speed "Tokaido Shinkansen", also operates 12 conventional lines totaling 1,420km. To ensure stable operation, state-of-the-art equipment is used for maintenance, such as the line inspection vehicle "Dr. Tokai", which inspects tracks down to 0.1mm using a two-dimensional laser. Discover how conventional lines are maintained, then meet the specialists who detect deterioration of iron bridges by making full use of their experience and their 5 senses.
Genre : Documentary
Actors : Russell Totten, Ryo Takagi
Release Date : 2017-12-15
Duration : 28 menit
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Other Episodes (Season 3)
1. Turning Problems Into Opportunities: The Tsugaru Railway's Strategy
2. Japan's World-Class Rail and Wheels
3. Keihan Electric Railway: Advanced Technology That Dominated the Railway Hub
4. The Long Winter of Discontent: One Railway's Battle Against Snow
5. Dreams of a Texas Bullet Train: Future Plans for Japan's High-Speed Railways
6. Using Railways to Promote Local Tourism: Kyushu Railway Company's Strategy
7. Toden Arakawa Line: A Hidden Gem for Tourists from Overseas
8. All the Comfort You Require: Onboard Services on Japanese Trains
9. The Unsung Hero of Japanese Railways: Series Kiha 40 Diesel Trains
10. Airport Express Lines: How Competition Is Improving the Ride Into the City
11. Prepaid E-money Cards: The Smart Way to Travel in Japan
12. HIGH RAIL 1375: The Tourist Train That Touches New Heights
13. Train Suite Shiki-shima: The High-Tech Luxury Cruise Train
14. A Long-Awaited Whistle: Tobu Railway's Steam Service Revival
15. Rediscovering Old Horizons: Preservation and Utilization of Railway Heritage
16. Hankyu Corporation: A Leading Private Railway Company's Business Model
17. Advanced Urban Travel: Japan's Monorail Systems
18. Safeguarding the System: Maintaining JR Central's Conventional Line
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