Japan's bullet train began service in 1964. Since then, the network has grown to around 3,000km. Within the decade, the shinkansen will get a major upgrade with a new magnetic levitation line, which can reach speeds of up to 500kmh, up from the current 285kmh. https://str.sg/w9H5 | The Straits Times

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A bullet train — or Shinkansen, as it’s called in Japan — is a high-speed passenger train built for extreme speed, comfort, and safety. 🚄 First launched in Japan in 1964, it completely changed the way people travel between cities. Modern bullet trains reach speeds of 320 km/h (200 mph), while experimental maglev versions — which float using magnetic levitation instead of wheels — are pushing those limits even further. These trains run on dedicated tracks designed for smooth curves and minimal v