Japan Railway Journal Season 6 Episode 11
Overview:
In March 2020, JR Freight opened a large-scale distribution center, "Tokyo Rail Gate West." This center was set up as an all-in-one facility to store and transport goods easily and efficiently in response to a nationwide shortage of long-haul truck drivers. Compared to road freight, rail freight has less impact on the environment and requires fewer workers to operate (a boon in the time of COVID-19). See JR Freight's plans to become a total-service distributor after the coronavirus pandemic.
Genre : Documentary
Actors : Nathan Berry, Ryo Takagi
Release Date : 2020-10-16
Duration : 28 menit
Rating : ⭐ 0/10 (0 votes)
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Other Episodes (Season 6)
1. Sunrise Seto and Izumo: The Last of the Overnight Sleeper Trains
2. Echigo Tokimeki Railway: A Railway for Everyone
3. A Guide to Tokyo's Airport Access Lines
4. Kintetsu Railway's Hinotori: Challenging the Shinkansen with Comfort
5. Takanawa Gateway Station: The New Gateway to Tokyo
6. Securing the Future of Japan's Local Railways
7. The Blue Ribbon & Laurel Prize: Japan's Best New Trains
8. Bicycle Onboard: Cycling with JR East
9. Heisei Chikuho Railway: A Tourist Train Recovering From the Pandemic
10. Tsugaru Railway: Surviving the Coronavirus Pandemic
11. JR Freight: In Business for the Long Haul
12. Beyond the Pandemic: Discussing the Railway With Industrial Designer Mitooka Eiji
13. JR West: Redefining the Role of the Railway Post Pandemic
14. Tenryu Hamanako Railroad: Working with the Community to Revitalize the Railway
15. Reviewing the New Trains of 2020
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