article_snippet.sent: Less than a week since Central Japan Railway smashed Central Japan
article_snippet.sent: Railway previous speeds, the so-called Japanese bullet train has entered the record books once more.
article_snippet.sent: Owner Central Japan Railway plans to have a train in service in 2027 to join Tokyo and the central city of Nagoya - a distance of 177 miles (286km).
article_snippet.sent: Japan is well-established as the world leader in high-speed trains, having developed the first 'bullet train' in 1964.
article_snippet.sent: Owner Central Japan Railway plans to have a train in service in 2027 to join Tokyo and Nagoya - a distance of 177 miles (286km).
article_snippet.sent: On the right, the new Hokuriku 'shinkansen', or bullet train, bound for Tokyo heading out of Kanazawa station in Ishikawa prefecture on 14 March .
highlights_snippet.sent: Central Japan Railway plans to have the train in service in 2027 .