Japan's $100 Billion World's Fastest Train

[@crisjapopcris1564]

What I most admire is that even under this pandemics Japan keeps its whole trains system working pristinely clean and in time, no matter if there is only one passenger per train. And they continue expanding lines and developing train technology and speed, this is absolutely amazing!

[@crisjapopcris1564]

@ユジン Yes, and that's the reason I admire Japan even more. Anywhere else train companies would have simply reduced or cancelled services. I think Japanese call it 'omotenashi': real consideration for the customer. Everytime I saw a shinkansen rushing away I got emotional, locals might have thought 'foolish foreigner'! ... 😅

[@rabbit251]

This train will take only 40 minutes to go to Nagoya. The current Shinkansen takes 1 hr. 45 min. which is nice. I have ridden the train many times. If you drive and don't stop the trip will take 6-8 hrs. The Shinkansen is also extremely convenient, there is a train every 20 minutes.

[@giovannip8600]

Isn't it state owned? They know a lot of people still rely on it so they have to

[@roon7799]

@@giovannip8600 they are mostly privatized

[@giovannip8600]

@@roon7799 ah, yes, you're right. Hadn't finished watching the video

[@georgevanzandbergen905]

Very safe and yes 100% would travel there just to ride it...

[@socrates_the_great6209]

Very safe, as in anything can go wrong. So just safe in the end.

[@itsover9008]

@@socrates_the_great6209 Are you a jealous Chinese?

[@hello69468]

@@itsover9008 China already surpass Japan in malgav,,,,don't U get upset

[@itsover9008]

@@hello69468 It was announced and it isn't as safe as Japan's HSR.

[@Cryptospirosis]

@@itsover9008 China already finished high speed railway/maglevs that costs 700 billions. So. . .

[@jimmyhaotran123]

I guess everyone that is not American will be asking, "how fast is 374 miles per hour?" hahahah.

[@TehScareM8]

Sighs in British because we use both for some strange reason

[@jinz0]

im British, it's faster than some planes

[@davidornberg]

*Sigh* There is something called Google.... 602 km/h

[@sanriolarry6]

thank you bro!

[@sanriolarry6]

@@davidornberg thanks

[@dosepipesutututu]

Japan breaks all these speed records like clockwork, yet in Australia we can't even get a slow train to run on time or even show up lol

[@onetime4502]

Trains in large country's like Australia, USA and Canada don't make sense, if Australia had a population of 2 billion people maybe trains would make sense

[@cboy0394]

@@onetime4502 China has proved that this is a lie.

[@cboy0394]

@@onetime4502 Also hsr connecting major metropolitan areas within states (usa) makes 100% sense like LA and San Fran or LA and San Diego. NYC and DC or NYC and Boston etc.. Those routes if built would be frequently utilized. Like I said China dispelled any talk of HSR not working in large countries. The reality is not that it wouldn’t make sense it’s that our country lacks the political will to work on a project this large and costly.

[@onetime4502]

@@cboy0394 I don't know what you mean by China proved that its a lie, it worked or does not work in china? Also trains have been proposed in Cali for years / decades, they cost to much for no gain, also we already have Amtrak connecting major city's on the east coast, I have taken it many times and is nice, but is a money pit, your comments make no sense man sorry

[@theon9575]

@@onetime4502 For Australia overall, I agree with you. But the Sydney-Melbourne air route is one of the highest density air routes in the world. It could easily sustain a 300kph high-speed rail service, benefiting travellers, NSW & Vic economies, and the environment in many ways. But the air service has too many vested interests and puts up all the hurdles making it politically impossible. Even the much-needed train service from Melbourne city to Tullamarine airport is made impossible for the same reasons, ie vested interests - taxi companies, car parks raking in millions, airports renting land to huge carparks, bus companies etc., and all those who lose money if an efficient train service were provided. Also, of course, trains make a lot of sense in large countries like Australia for cargo, and have been used for that since Federation.

[@pilot3016]

While working in Japan on Printing Presses, I was able to ride the standard Shinkanseen a few times. What a treat.

[@mviv6339]

Its actually quite a normal experience once you are in it.

[@pilot3016]

@@mviv6339 Yes. The tunnels are very interesting, or when another train passes from the other direction. Wow.

[@Amen7801]

@@pilot3016 interesting

[@Argyll9846]

Once you've traveled on a Japanese inter city train you've traveled on the best rail system in the world.

[@sliceolifer]

China's not bad too, it's just crowded

[@ivanlagrossemoule]

Probably the best PASSENGER rail system in the world. The rail freight transport in Japan is rather negligible (6% of its cargo, while countries like Canada reach almost 70%). It's one of the sacrifices of really good passenger railways. The best rail system in the world balance both I guess.

[@nealsausen4651]

;Yes I lived in Japan for 10 years and wrote that train / Rail system every day just about and yes it is definitely the best, most efficient most comfortable system I’ve ever experienced!

[@kostaskonstantinidis7318]

You should try Greece's rails too. Not that fast but still near the top..

[@edwardbarnett6571]

@@ivanlagrossemoule IIf you use an underground 700 km/h Japanese maglev it could take overnight container trains reducing the daytime fare below plane between big cities.

[@infn]

The Shinkansen from Tokyo to Kyoto was already an awesome experience. I imagine high-speed maglev would be an even niftier experience. And even more expensive.

[@JohnSmith-zi9or]

Correct. I remember when I was traveling. using the Shinkansen it was $225-250 for a ticket in a green car from Shinagawa (Tokyo) to Osaka.

[@marvinhersh6757]

We need this in Canada and the USA. We are still in the dark ages when it comes to high speed trains.

[@julian-xy7gh]

As a European I would agree because they're greener and more fun to look at. However, it makes me wonder: how is the intra-city public transport? Cars have the marvelous quality that they're able to bring you from any place to any place. You can build a great railway line but people won't use it if they don't trust the system on the other end to bring them to their destination

[@fcukrealmadrid]

car and plane is more enough

[@samuraijosh1595]

@@fcukrealmadrid Trains give a more satisfying feeling while traveling. You might not understand me but there's a lot of us that like traveling by trains and if they're made more faster and efficient, it's absolutely addictive for us.

[@Skankhunt-mv4vd]

@@secondfirstsecond LOL. As opposed to a train that can travel only 1/2 the speed of a regular plane. Space is far more important than making trains.

[@JohnSmith-zi9or]

You've identified your moment! Go out and build the first HSR train in America!

[@gornes2403]

And by the way, soon Japan's more traditional train Shinkansen will be sped up from the current 320 km/h to 360 km/h on the Tohoku line. Regular tests of up to 400 km/h have been going for a year or so already.

[@danielkenzovlogs7086]

Japan most advance technology I’m proud working here in Japan 🇯🇵

[@lemonbiotch]

The comment that the narrator said “long distance train is quirky than the modern airplane” is so typically American view. The narrator should ride the normal shinkansen or the European high speed rail before suggest anything “quirky” about high speed train. And the shinkansen has been there since 1964 so long distance high speed rail isn’t a new thing it’s old. The maglev just go even super faster

[@vectoor91]

Yeah, the route Tokyo-Nagoya is already dominated by train travel, so to say that Japan is trying to reduce the dominance of air travel with this maglev line is just weird.

[@anonymousshawn9996]

Reminds me of the train from Pokémon Gold,Silver,Crystal that takes you from Joto to Kanto.

[@salsa564]

Right? I was thinking the same thing

[@jangbusherpa6917]

ah the nostalgia

[@gmkusnov485]

@@jangbusherpa6917 Because it was in that era (2nd generation Pokemon) when MagLev was widely promoted in Japan as the "future technology" which kids at the time shall experience when they grew up.

[@sebastianbriones5413]

I had problems with Whitney's Miltank hahaha

[@mr8I7]

@@sebastianbriones5413 - Rollout to be knocked out?

[@kaede_yuna]

''The Bullet Train'' evolves to ''The Rocket Train''

[@Tate525]

We have got tons of gasoline anyways lmao

[@lol_manu123]

do you even know what's speed of rocket

[@kaede_yuna]

@@lol_manu123 8 kilometers per second which means it's 50.000km/h fast...

[@tsubuankoutarou]

detective???

[@kaede_yuna]

@@tsubuankoutarou here isn't a detective...look after Conan

[@leehant]

Traveling with the current trains in Japan between Tokyo and Osaka is a blast. This will be even more.

[@AudiAlex94]

Here we have Amtrak, with a max speed of 60 mph and a derailment on a generous curve towards philly in the past. We definitely need to compete on this level in the future, and this is most certainly an area where we need more scientists and not more MBA's.

[@tmoney7128]

That's why we need infrastructure plan to pass in the Senate but Republican don't want to do nothing

[@kareemkhan-hv1yp]

@@tmoney7128 America is the puppet of Israel; pity that Americans choose Israel government every five year.

[@synocrat601]

Amtrak can be decent, we just took a sleeper from Chicago to New Orleans, that's like an 8pm departure followed by a 3pm arrival..... Would be an even better trip if it was much faster.

[@easywayenglish2515]

was able to visit Japan in 2012 and ride the Shinkansen , it was a great treat onboarding ! love visiting back, such a wonderful country...

[@michael_mouse]

V nice to hear a non-computer generated voice... subbed!

[@nikochen7335]

people relax no matter how fast travelling on the ground but nervous in the sky you know

[@ElliotLaFave]

What

[@abyssenjoyer]

what

[@JYMAHJAMES]

what

[@hadroncollider1155]

What

[@ongeri]

nini?

[@williamadams2361]

The diversity of great US is beyond my imagination and beyond description. I'm intoxicated by the wonderful and beautiful scenery of great US. Let the America government and it's official learn from Japan.

[@smithwillison6345]

@Chris Davis Property does not have rights. People have rights. The right to enjoy property without unlawful deprivation.

[@alanfuller7176]

The American food tuber sonny went to Iran and said this. "People ain't their governments, people are people. we have a lot more in common than you think.

[@danhanson5314]

@@smithwillison6345 The desire for profit was a powerful motivator to make man improve his condition (and thereby mankind's in general).

[@ericrobert4651]

@@danhanson5314 The creation of this property eventually allowed for exchange.

[@carsoncordelli9557]

@@ericrobert4651 I agree but it's sucks for us because, we both get our hard earned money taken by the government except you don't get free healthcare in return.

[@harryballsonya7182]

Salutation to the all Japanese people🙏🏻 Intelligent and humble people

[@Ohmriginal722]

Elon Musk's Hyperloop idea is never going to take off, all the money going into it would be better used building modern maglev trains in the US, and I'm saddened that it's not happening.

[@terrythekittieful]

Same in Australia. The country is going backward on matters like HSR. The continued use of coal is championed by the country's leaders while you don't talk about things like electric cars, that's a dirty word down under and High Speed Rail? Forget it.

[@crazy808ish]

It's easier to sell the unlimited potential of imaginary technology, than maglev technology which has been researched since the 70's and is old news.

[@TsarOfRuss]

why cant your goverment spend money on advanced technology to make American lives easier??? they are quick to give money to Pentagon for bombs and war machines though

[@deevnn]

@@terrythekittieful another place where corrupt "conservatives" have a stranglehold on the Country.

[@JohnSmith-zi9or]

@@deevnn Here's your moment. Build your very own HSR and become a tycoon yourself! It's so easy, even a caveman can do it. By the way, those evil conservatives are building a privately owned Shinkansen HSR line between Texas and Houston. Who knew?

[@sibtainraza8673]

Definitely it is worth it especially the time taken in airports ... Would definitely love to ride this one day the speed it reaches is mind boggling

[@CookingwithYarda]

Amazing !! Japan is always ahead of everyone !!

[@azymolalexo7376]

Uhh u sure

[@Freedomcustom]

In terms of infrastructure Japan has HAD to develop systems like these due to resource management

[@Wbliss]

Think again, u r a little behind the times, China HSR system & network, are not only unbelievable but a fantastic fast travel into the future , unrivalled anywhere on this planet. Japan’s system is great no doubt, but still needs to find that China’s system is one that’s difficult to beat.!

[@duartevital8308]

A sugestion: please include a conversion between miles and km

[@Aliali-yo1oh]

remove imperial system

[@adityaajit2120]

@@Aliali-yo1oh everyone liked that except Americans

[@Aliali-yo1oh]

@infinity8636 no just remove imperial it's outdated

[@amritsingh4251]

@@adityaajit2120 Even Americans like that idea. All Imperial measurements are horrible except Farenheit (imo)

[@licencetoswill]

@infinity8636 this is incorrect. your maths is wrong

[@astrophysics6326]

i love this channel so much.

[@a.m.armstrong8354]

As a person who loves trains, yes! I'd love to experience this technological marvel.

[@rehobothjohn3224]

Finally. A video on maglev trains on a channel I love. Thanks, Tech Vision

[@azimabdullayev1347]

Japan always respected for this kind of extraordinary engineering projects.

[@nautilusshell4969]

Metric speeds would be nice to have too.

[@ethanbisson6208]

You guys should catch up with the rest of the world😂

[@syedabishosainrizvi7817]

@@ethanbisson6208 BRUHHHHHHH, metric is what the world uses.... miles per hour is so antiquated

[@jarrlan]

These guys are stupid. US uses the Imperial system not the Metric system like the rest of the world. Sorry I had to correct them.

[@N84-f3k]

Thank heavens they still measure in minutes and hours 😂

[@smokeypillow]

@@syedabishosainrizvi7817 he’s just trying to trigger a reaction. It’s pretty universally known that metric is better than imperial

[@garymcaleer6112]

What an amazing feat! If I were ever to travel to Japan I would focus my tour to the memorial of Kobo Daishi: Japan's mightiest intellect.

[@AshishKumar-ti4in]

Japan -moving from 360 km/hour to 600 km/hr In India- is still trains trying to reach station on time 😂... This is one line infrastructural difference between India and japan 😂

[@Investasiin]

Japan is amazing.

[@kuyachardixtv5817]

Japan technology is the no.1 in the world...

[@azimabdullayev1347]

Huge respect to the Japanese engineers. They have done truly amazing type of transport. Although this project requires giant investments, I think it will prove itself 100 percent.

[@石讚]

There could be a concern that substandard materials were used since such things have been happened several times in the past. Even Japan's GDP figures are involved.

[@hhh-hb4oh]

Yea yea anime is the best

[@Inuyasha7685]

Meanwhile in the US we have Amtrak. The clunky train that takes 16 hours to travel from New York to Florida and costs more than a plane ride.

[@kostaskonstantinidis7318]

Biden's Infrastructure Plan will change things. Have trust in Our President. God bless America.

[@SUN-kc9zy]

Future is awesome ❤️🙂

[@abhisingh2405]

Past was best🙂😊

[@tvrssanjeev7560]

If we are alive the future can be good Or something will happen again

[@tusk6400]

@@abhisingh2405 no

[@asmeet2005]

FUTURE IS DOOMED BY NATURAL DISASTERS. WE NEED TIME MACHINES TO REDESIGN THE PRESENT.

[@Toastbastard]

"The future's so bright, I gotta wear shades." -Timbuk-3 😎

[@flameemperor888]

Japan the City of the Future.

[@starke3120]

Japan is not a city

[@christalbot210]

While I generally enjoy flying, the security regulations have taken all the fun out of it. Taking a train is a much nicer and more relaxed way to get somewhere. I would definitely get to Japan just so I could ride this. I'm very cool with the money they spent since it isn't my money. 😊 Call a spade a spade, I'd be cool with it even if it was my money; it's a great way to travel.

[@TehScareM8]

Yeah I'd definitely be willing to pay taxes etc for a service like this!

[@truedarklander]

@@TehScareM8 so does most of Europe, even for slower urban rail. Portugal's CP is state owned and it's a loss making company and the smallest small of privatization helped the center left party get elected to prevent it (and so they did)

[@pS-sv3pm]

Plus planes pollute. And imagine if they crash in a populated area. Imagine a global network with this.

[@bodystomp5302]

Travel by air is utterly miserable, as you implied. I just don't see how fast trains could be worse.

[@rickn501s]

Other countries are leaving America in the dust. Congratulations, Japan!

[@gnosis7662]

Definitely worth it, especially in Japan where cities are so crowded and business travel is so common!

[@brucetownsend691]

Everyone who has travelled on the Japanese Shinkansen would be very happy to try the new Maglev version. The Shinkansen is more comfortable than any aircraft and much easier and quicker to access. You can take your luggage with you and move around within the car. You can get food and drink on board at very reasonable prices. The new Maglev travel time between Tokyo and Osaka would mean the cost of the ticket would be the only reason to fly.

[@paulyiustravelogue]

I have visited the Yamanashi test center last year, and it was an interesting and educational experience.

[@animewhore3949]

I always knew japan was amazing, This just takes it to the next level

[@randomveezerr2824]

I too always knew Japan is amazing, and also knew about maglev. I'm still amazed nonetheless

[@charlesogbebor2568]

Japan had been truly amazing since the end of world war 2 esp from 1960... I too had been admiring and loving them for decades now since i got to know more about them for de way they do their things

[@phantom66games45]

That's why Chinese basically ripped off their trains

[@nischaymiglani2617]

@Iyas kelu it's 603km/hr

[@JackieWelles]

@@phantom66games45 Germans actually sold maglev technology to Chinese after German maglev test train crashed. If we are talking about maglev trains.

[@mrboy3816]

Go go Japan...love from India 😃😃😃

[@diontan829]

I won't be shocked if Japan makes a teleporter or a shinkansen that goes so fast you time travel to the future

[@Sorethroat09]

no.

[@Sorethroat09]

The present today is the culmination of all the past.

[@Sorethroat09]

Maybe i don't even need to explain further

[@sudheerk9347]

Current record: Shanghai Maglev - World's fastest "active" train. 431 kmph (261 mph)

[@edwardbarnett6571]

Although it has been proven for ten years before getting an export licence in 2007 and is only stopped while they extend the tunnel.

[@adrianoavitabile]

Pause at 2:21 that guy in the second row is staring into your soul. Great video!

[@a4andrei]

I'm really fascinated by Japan, maybe I'll get to visit one day

[@Sanjay-zw5xr]

Japanese knows the value of time

[@Gurci28]

'faster than immediately'

[@ReviewBoard-uy5nv]

US: highspeed rail? Noooo! We like staying in the past

[@richardkryston2990]

the problem with the US infrastructure is all the road-grade crossings. Europe and Japan don't have that problem. after WWII, railroads were rebuilt with bridges and tunnels instead allowing trains to cruise at high speeds without fear of collisions with idiots in cars stopping on the tracks. the US is still dealing with Civil War-era (and older) infrastructure.

[@Just_SomeGuy.]

It would be nice if you included metric units, you know, the system that world majority uses.

[@goodcitizen4587]

They often favor the set of countries that have landed people on the moon.

[@Just_SomeGuy.]

@@goodcitizen4587 good point, but you should also mention that the same agency that landed people on the moon uses metric, as well as the wider scientific community of the same country

[@goodcitizen4587]

@@Just_SomeGuy. LOL sure bruh

[@big.atom37]

"Trains can feel quite out-fashioned in a lot of ways" American spotted.

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[@nishantintouch]

Meanwhile in India, our flagship premier Rajdhani train runs at 67kmph on average. Take that , Japan or whatever.

[@KulenChannel]

Japan is clever, train is high technology and the fastest in the world.

[@ShawnGarroneOboe]

We traveled through japan with my father who was using a scooter to travel. On every train we went on, wherever we arrived there was someone waiting upon arrival at our specific door to put down a ramp that allowed him To get off the train. Super Organized!

[@killuazoldyck4742]

This makes more sense than the hyperloop, lmao!

[@mpunktbphotography8515]

The regular Nozomi Shinkansen rides are already a blast

[@Jernova]

Would be an awesome video if not used some weird measurement system not used anywhere in the world except the USA

[@lhomha8245]

True

[@martinweston8147]

We appreciate the Mph here in the UK, for km just multiple by 1.6

[@Highstate808]

Pretty much an open hyperloop. This seems better than the hyperloop.

[@richardkryston2990]

except that the hyperloop operates in a vacuum, allowing even greater speed. 700+ mph.

[@robertbonefant8271]

Yes it is worth the investment to develop Mag-Lev trains in the USA

[@dominic6634]

I'm up for it. But it needs to be run really well.

[@funmaster4632]

Yea keep dreaming. Americans won't do anything. Americans will get it passed and some company will steal the money and the next president will say see socialism sucks.

[@alalmalal]

@@funmaster4632 comcast fiber

[@paulleggott1201]

A normal fast train can hit 225 miles /H on normal tracks. You don't need Mag-Levs, it's too expensive and difficult to construct. It's bullshit... this video is pure propaganda

[@slowgoat6089]

@@paulleggott1201 - lies

[@michaeldileo1954]

and America is just sitting there like Patrick nailing a board to his forehead

[@suezix8689]

Rode the Shanghai one ages ago (peaked at 500 km/h). Amazing. Motorway traffic alongside seemed to be going in reverse.

[@truedarklander]

The Shanghai airport Maglev actually peaks at a bit over 400kmph on select rides and it normally only reaches 300kmph

[@suezix8689]

@@truedarklander You're right, all I can find online says 430 kph max, with 500 as a test record. It's weird, I recall taking a pic of the speed and it saying 500 (sometime between 2008 and 2010). Can't find the pic now but will keep looking. Maybe I'm just imagining it.

[@mathisnotforthefaintofheart]

USA: May I introduce to you our bullet train: Amtrak!....:)

[@samjewellery3336]

Great japanese technology.small country with small population teaching the world how to be smart.japanese people are so smart and stay ahead of the world.god bless Japan.

[@florianpuschmann81]

The description is quite a bit misleading. In fact, countries without a modern high speed rail network feel quite old fashioned today.

[@atmhossain7253]

Japan absuletly going to advance on this speedy train, I like their more advance system

[@jayzee2404]

Japan always the top for their advanced Technology and innovations. 👍👍🇯🇵🇯🇵☝️☝️☝️😎😎😎

[@bostonbob9667]

I have been to Japan and want to go back and ride this train

[@AAJalandoon]

I have always had it in my bucket list to experience the old Bullet trains and now look forward to this as well.

[@braeburnhilliard8340]

I think the maglev trains are absolutely worth it! I sure do hope the United States gets on board and starts developing its maglev rail system!

[@rons.1982]

Nah we’d rather spend 2.7 trill on a useless war.

[@samjewellery3336]

Japan is doing great things

[@Uberkilltoecheese]

japan's train system is really just unmatched, not in terms of tech but also in terms of reliability to be there on time. They will do everything to be there on the dot and even if they're a minute late they offer apologies on the announcement system. I was there just before covid hit and rode it quite a bit, was amazing compared to US public transport haha

[@sonicstep]

Unlike U.K., I'm certain their staff don't strike for increased salaries annually too.

[@BrianMcCabe-s5k]

Great video👍 thanks for taking the time to make this

[@n8o8n]

374mph = 602kph

[@davidn.f.5869]

Man, I hope they hired the Japanese train-building companies to implement that in the US

[@fauzirahman3285]

The high cost isn't so much the technology. the trains or the stations and track. It's the cost of tunnelling under many mountains.

[@insolidusyt]

Trains in Japan have always been the go-to option. Taking a bullet train between two cities is sometimes faster and always way more convenient than any flight. Which is why shinkansen tickets are typically more expensive than budget airline tickets.

[@tomkar013]

Please put metric conversions on screen for ur international viewers thx ☺️

[@stevel7192]

Japan has all kinds of crazy cool inventions.

[@AmericanEagleThe2nd]

Hope to ride this one day

[@RudieObias]

Meanwhile, America just got its trains up to 80 MPH! So yeah!!

[@HalfWarrior]

Amazing technology.

[@mrt4483]

Makes the UKs trains look like a Hornby train set !

[@codeosagie]

I love Japan.

[@felicytatomaszewska]

Guys the max speed of this Maglev train is 601.89 km / kr

[@brianhoward9217]

LUV IT! Safe, efficient and fun! Bring it to AUSTRALIA Please!

[@kristofmartin4343]

Hey TV! You really inspired me to start my own channel and make tech videos and concept designs!!

[@devanman7920]

This is just some incredible stuff

[@funquay2219]

I think this is the train with the nose inspired by the Kingfisher bird's beak. It makes the train more streamlined, faster and more economical.

[@jfro5867]

Pretty amazing. Well done Japan.

[@irabontita]

Love japan tech amazing

[@nadie8093]

Meanwhile in Mexico we cant build a train that fits on its tracks. PD. QEPD las víctimas del colapso de la línea 12

[@timhinchcliffe5372]

Here in Brisbane Australia we built trains that couldn't fit through the tunnels under the CBD.

[@sharonsmith1505]

It's ok..a billions dollars for one train..not to common in ant country.

[@rodrozil6544]

RIP 😞

[@beauregardrippey5508]

RIP

[@321GhostRider123]

We need more trains like that. But in my country they don't even manage to make normal trains runing without a problem...

[@isoloist9580]

Just watched new Detective Conan(Case Closed) movie yesterday, and now I realize where did the train in the movie come from lol I am curious how fast this Maglev train will stop naturally from top speed, no sure if simply gliding will provide enough security or friction to stop in time

[@theharper1]

You can use magnets to slow it down. It's exactly the same principle as the way magnets accelerate the train.

[@raypitts4880]

in fact the train will stop quicker than it can accelerate because mass will slow it self plus the force of magnets.

[@momentoftruce730]

Relative cost its not worth it at this point..but in the future it will definitely be cheaper...Japan still remains a trend setter.

[@drharshini4959]

The train : My nose is bigger than y'all cz i lied abt my cost 😂😂😂😂😂

[@masangoiyanda3123]

Hey

[@MW-xm1rc]

This train would never work in the US because drivers will not obey railroad crossing signs and will always try to beat the train.

[@olgaraballa7125]

Very hard working God bless Japan

[@AtheistOrphan]

There are many gods in Japan.

[@benw.6194]

I have seen so many videos from China, boasting about their high speed trains. Chinese love to show off while Japanese are very humble.