Talk:Shinkansen - Knowledge

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train speedometers display to the nearest km/h / mph, and maximum speeds are usually set in increments of 5 km/h / mph (and 5 km/h is 3.1 mph), so I would argue that the ones digit is in fact significant, and that extra resolution is sometimes crucial for making comparisons. More important perhaps is standard practices of references -- if you search "sanyo shinkansen 186 OR 190 mph" or "chuo shinkansen 314 OR 315 mph" on Google vanilla or Google Scholar or Google Books (without the quotes) I think you'll find that rounding to the nearest whole mph is much more common. Finally I can't help but notice that your rounding choices are inconsistent except in that they avoid rounding the number down -- 186 and 177 gets rounded to the nearest 10 instead of the nearest 5, but 314 gets rounded to the nearest 5 instead of the nearest 10, and 162 and 171 are left to the nearest whole (in fact in your most recent batch of edits you actively changed the rounding behavior of the operating speed of the Joetsu Shinkansen in the opposite direction, from rounding to the nearest 5, to rounding to the nearest whole).

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however produces very few results which aren’t referring to the Japanese system when they use the term. I could not identify any sources specifically calling the TGV, Eurostar or ICE "The Bullet Train". Finally, I know this has already been done, but to wrap my point up: My Google search for the quoted term "

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I don't think there's a good reason to round to the nearest 10 mph. I think a major reason we see lots of converted speeds rounding to the nearest 10 on Knowledge is because the conversion template sees speeds ending in a zero or two zeros and assume that those digits are not significant. But digital

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published on 30 October 2012, which outlines its aims for the next 8 years mentions simply "新幹線の時速360 ㎞での営業運転の実現に向けて重点的に取り組む" ("focusing on achieving shinkansen operations at 360 km/h") and "新幹線の時速360 ㎞での営業運転の実現に向けた研究開発" ("research and development toward realizing shinkansen operations at 360 km/h").

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Actually all of the Shinkansen make "tons of profits" operationally. The Tokaido and parts of the Tohoku Shinkansen probably could have paid for their capital costs. They didn't have to as JNR was state owned and profit maximization wasn't part of its operation procedures, therefore arguing that they

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The common English translation of Shinkansen is indeed "bullet train", as almost every source I can find calls the Japanese train system that (either instead of or along with the proper Japanese name "Shinkansen"). Performing a Google search for "Bullet Train" along with the names "TGV" or "Eurostar"

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Certainly the Shinkansen are most often correlated with the name "bullet train," but definitely don't have a monopoly on the name. In particular, HST's that are under development are often referred to as "bullet trains," especially in print media. Try a Google News search and you'll find all sorts of

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I completely agree. I fail to see how rounding to the nearest 10 mph is helpful, especially when done deliberately. If anything we should be rounding to the nearest whole number, especially considering that mph isn't the dominant unit of speed in Japan. That's precise enough most comparisons without

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If you want to be correct, Shinkansen translates to New Trunk Line. Bullet Train is a phrase coined by Americans to describe the shinkansen, but it is NOT used in Japanese. AT ALL. The proper term for the entire category of JAPANESE high-speed trains is Shinkansen. Each individual train type has its

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Since the article is a pretty big one, and I don't have a user on Knowledge (and therefore cannot be held resposible for any edits I do), I thought it'd unwise of me to actually edit the article, but thought that maybe I should point out these two things if someone else feels they should be edited.

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with the edit summary "The news of E7 series is unfixed and unreliable". Even in the absence of an official press release from JR East, I don't think it is up to individual editors to decide that articles published in national newspapers are not sufficiently reliable for them. As such, this article

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I don't know about any other lines, but, I'm pretty sure that the lady's recorded voice on the Tōhoku Shinkansen says "Welcome aboard the Tōhoku Shinkansen. This is the hayate ## superexpress bound for ...." in transit between each stop. Next time I ride, I'll pause the iPod and pay a little more

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Bullet train is an american name for the Shinkansen so it is clearly a goo thing to simply have it redirect here. It is not necessary to mention or develop networks other than the japanese (or ones using their technologies) in this page , for that theres already the global HSR page and each other

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Look at Encarta's article on bullet trains. Does it say Shinkansen? Just because it was the first does not mean that the entire category is called so in that name in that specific language. For example, just because the Chinese invented the paper does not mean that they are called paper in Chinese

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I can definitely understand the draw when the converted number is really close to a particularly nice number, and rounding in those cases I'd suspect is common enough. So 160 km/h ≈ 100 mph, 200 km/h ≈ 125 mph, and such could potentially be fine in isolation (though if they're in the same infobox

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Confusing wording states that the train in powered through distributed power to all axels, to reduce weight load each axel would have to overcome if it was being powered by one car. This means the train is powered by multiple electric units, as stated in the next section. I was wondering if there

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Just because IBM ThinkPad has been sold for the longest and has sold the most (15 million units) does not mean that it is THE name for laptops. Just because you search online for "laptop", and, since English language is an international language, "laptop" comes out the most, not "laptop" in other

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Really? The tone of the article seems pretty neutral to me. While I don't think anyone would call shinkansen fares "inexpensive", the steadily rising ridership figures would seem to indicate that fares are not unreasonably expensive either. Could you provide some specific sources supporting this

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The Safety section implies that safety barriers have been introduced at stations to prevent suicides, but I don't believe this is the case at all. Safety barriers are used at stations such as Sakudaira (and Shin-Kobe) where trains pass through non-stop right next to the platform rather than on a

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Wouldn't it make more sense to use the English word "bullet train" for the article title then? I mean, this is the "English" version of wikipedia. From what i have read, "Shinkansen" is a mere translation of "bullet train". Time and time again on Knowledge the English name is used over the local

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If Shinkansen does not mean bullet train and means "New Trunk Line", there is no reason for the term bullet train to redirect to Shinkansen article. That would be the only reason why the term bullet train is redirect to the Shinkansen article. Additionally, we're not talking about how much more

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I know of no other country than Japan where high-speed trains are regularly referred to as "bullet trains", and I don't see the article using the term for anything other than the Shinkansen. The TGV is the TGV, the ICE is the ICE, the AVE is the AVE, the KTX is the KTX, none of them are bullet

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That is beside the point, they are just two names for the same thing (e.g. Germany and Duestchland), which is why one redirects to the other (precisely to get over the common problem of differing regional names). The proposal stated however is to redirect the term "bullet train" to a different

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I always rounded 300 km/h to 190 mph since if you do just cvt without anything it would round to 190 mph. So I tried keeping it consistent with other pages in that sense. But I do think it rounds up too much (4 mph) so looking back at it, it may not make sense and 186 is better. So that's my

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Maglev-section of the article. The third paragraph states "Under somewhat more debate in where the line will terminate in Tokyo, JR Tokai is currently planning to run the line through Kawasaki prefecture, south of Tokyo, and terminate at Shinagawa Station by-passing central Tokyo." but,

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I should definitely add that "rounding down doesn't make sense" makes no sense to me. We should not be in the business of putting our thumb on the scale one way or another. If rounding down makes you uncomfortable, rounding up should too. Just leave numbers to the nearest whole then.

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Please try and stick to discussing this article and how to improve it. More importantly, could you explain why you think this article needs such an extensive image gallery now containing images of every shinkansen type and even tenuously relevant trains such as the British class 395?

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the content is directly related to the specific rail system in Japan and isn't covering general info about the bullet trains or high speed trains. This article seems to be exclusively about Japan's rail system, so redirecting Bullet Train to high speed rail makes much more sense.

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The Shinkansen, like the TGV, Intercity Express, and other such high-speed network, is a passenger service. I don't know the specific demographics of Shinkansen passengers, but I believe they carry more daily commuters than their European counterparts because of Japan's density.

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Please reconsider your vote. That is the same logic as searching the term "laptop" online and since people are searching for Japanese laptops the most, the word "laptop" comes out in Japanese. When people search for the term bullet train, they are wanting the high speed trains.

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Also, you haven't read correctly. Shinkansen means "New Trunk Line" and is almost never literally translated into English. Go to Tokyo Station and the platforms say (in English) "Yamanote Line" and "Sobu Line" but "Tokaido Shinkansen." The Japanese version of "bullet train" is

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The french AGV 575 class high speed trainsets used by private venture pax carrier ItaloTreno (a.k.a. Nuovo Transporto Viaggiatori) are all-wheel-powered with underfloor mounted machinery. There are no longer disguised locomotives at the trains's extremes to provide traction.

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Shinkansen has been heavily critized for its heavy cost of operation and for its fares being more expensive than air fares. But I did not find any word regarding this issue on this article, not even the word "expensive." This article obvious is in favour of Shinkansen. --

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Quite a lot of minor railways and trams in Japan have used standard gauge for decades before the shinkansen. One advantage of using the same gauge as Europe and America, is that it creates a "level playing field" when comparing the High Speed Trains of each country.

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system has a relvant page dedicated to it. As a sidenotice , portuguese (in portugal) refer to the HSR as "tgv" du to french influence , brasilians refer to the HST as "trem bala" (bullet train in portuguese language) .. .so indeed othr use the bullet train expression.

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could/should be better clarification on what the train does to use electricity to power the wheels. Something like the train distributes power along the a axels of each car through its multiple electric unit system to provide better traction per axel. Any thoughts?

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Traction - The Shinkansen has used the electric multiple unit configuration from the outset, with the 0 Series Shinkansen having all axles powered. Other railway manufacturers have traditionally been reluctant, or unable to use distributed traction configuration

1638:. I maintain therefore that "Bullet train" is internationally known as an English name specifically for the Japanese High Speed Train Network and should therefore direct to an article specifically about that network and not about High Speed Trains in general. 3773:

I don't agree about 143 vs 145 mph. Searching online, 230 km/h and specific examples like Railjet are strongly associated with 143 mph. I see 145 mph associated with 233 km/h (average speed on Tangier -- Kenitra) and 234 km/h (a Chinese maglev test run).

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found this on Japan times today: Monday, Jan. 29, 2007 Shinkansen-based trains debut in China HANGZHOU, China (Kyodo) High-speed trains modeled after the sophisticated Hayate East Japan Railway Co. bullet train made debut runs on Chinese rails Sunday.

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Shinkansen is not only the official and more exact name, but more popular as well: it beats "bullet train" on Google by 1.5M to 950k. Also note that every single other Knowledge language version has opted for some variant of "Shinkansen" as the name.

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And yeah I do selectively round sometimes because rounding down doesn't make sense. But I only selectively round if the difference isn't significant. No one says 199 mph train for example, its always 200 mph. Same with 145 mph train, not 143. And so

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article you wish to redirect to, the only mention of the term "bullet train" is in the title of a book specifically about the Japanese railway network. I cannot even find the term "bullet train" in any of Knowledge's train articles other than the

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I also would like to add that no one has ever complained about my edits and I've done rounding on countless of pages. So I thought what I was doing was fine as no one ever complained lol (so you're the first to ever "complain" about it lol)

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The term shinkansen refers to the japanese "new built" hisgh speed railways ... same as TGV network in france , AVE network in spain and others ... it (this page) should simply redirect from the global "high speed rail" main page at:

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The ipa has this symbol in it. Can anyone verify what it is and whether it’s correct? I know there are lots of weird symbols for subtly different phonemes such as the sh but I can’t verify this one even exists, there’s no article

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1, there is no Kawasaki prefecture in Japan. However, there is a city named Kawasaki in Kanagawa prefecture, which is the prefecture south of Tokyo, so my guess is this is a misunderstanding in with the prefecture vs. city name.

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because I believe that most people that search for "Bullet train" on Knowledge (or Google or anywhere else) are looking for information on the Japanese bullet trains (i.e. shinkansen) rather than high-speed trains in general.

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What I meant with rounding down was like I would often see Knowledge sometimes round 200 km/h (124 mph) to 200 km/h (120 mph). That doesn't make sense as it skips a lot of numbers and 120 mph is close to 190 km/h than 200

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Any update on this one? Will Japan celebrate the semi-centennary of Shinkansen ops in any visible way? If yes, that info should go into the article! Some rail fans would probably travel to Japan in 2014 just to be there.

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article on Japan Today the TGV just achieved 574.8 km/hr on a test run which is a record for any sort train functioning on conventional rails, which I believe the Shinkansen is one of as well(The video can be found

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Why do the pictures here show conventional tracks, and not the maglev ones? I thought they "couldn't be integrated with existing infrastructure". These three technologies look very different: the last two are from

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Anyone know what series the train on the photo is? I'm no good at numbers unless they're actually written in big letters, but it seems to be a "100" series. I took the photo in April 2002 at Fukuyama (San'yo line).

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Those ICE, AVE, KTX, and Japanese Shinkansen are all bullet trains, buddy. Or else, this would be called Shinkansen in English (like Sushi in English) and no such word as bullet train would have been created.

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This article correctly mentions the shinkansen speed records of 443 km/h for conventional rail and 581 km/h for maglev trainsets. I don't think the wording here is particularly misleading or needs editing.

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Thanks for correcting me. I get confuzzeld, confused and somehow confussed a bit, begin to pismonounce my worms and my vails (apologies to the Two Ronnies). My mind somehow wobbles (apologies to Beatrix

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I also never round numbers such as average speeds or test/record speeds. Those are very specific and I never touch them. I only touch operating and maximum speeds as those are usually numbers of 5's or

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The Shinkansen is not maglev. The JR network (which runs the Shinkansen system) has experimented with maglev technology, and there's a picture of one of those experimental trains in the maglev article.

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own name, e.g. Nozomi 500 or 700. I've not ever heard bullet train used to refer to anything other than a shinkansen, but then my experience with non-Japanese high-speed trains is limited at best.

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I have let it stand, but the way the first paragraph is written makes it sound as though standard gauge was first introduced in Japan in 1964. Maybe someone can reword this to make it clearer?

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under Shinkansen because that's the official and most common name. But the Japanese came up with the term "bullet train" and, as you can see from the data above, it's still used often enough

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2014 will mark 50 years of service since Shinkansen start in 1964. Will there be big celebrations, like a "fleet review" of famous trains and locomotives invited from all around the world?

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It seems that the Japanese POV editors are desperately attempting to promote the fact that Japan is a leader in the high speed rail technology, and it pioneered the field the first.

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In this article it says that the yellow doctor trains do not run at night, but on the main article for them it says they do. Obviously this is contradictory and should be corrected.

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This article is so messed up. Half the time, it's talking about Japanese bullet trains & its service areas. The other half is the list of other countries' bullet trains.

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That is correct, and that is why I removed the "occasionally" from the sentence in the article saying that "Superexpress" is still used in English-language announcements. --

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Nobody put it as the official name, and this is in Japanese language. Japanese is not the international language, and I've never heard of the word "Shinkansen" in my life. (

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Jpatokal, you don't have a statistics on that. Also, the word "bullet train" refers to any high speed passenger trains, according to princeton's web dictionary (source:

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Hey Jpatokal. The reason why I proposed the merging of this article with the other one was not really because I wanted to but I was upset with the fact that the term

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Initial details of the planned E7 series trains under development for use on the Hokuriku Shinkansen were published in the Mainichi Shimbun in December last year (

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A Google search of English articles finds 59700 cites of Shinkansen and 590 of "Sinkansen". There is thus no need to place extra junk in the first paragraph; see

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oops, sorry, didn't see this discussion before just redirecting bullet train. i thought bullet train was a common noun, Shinkansen being the proper noun, as in

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I suggest changing "new trunk line" to "new main line". I have no source for it, but there doesn't seem to be any source for the current translation as well.

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entry or the same series of tables as others that don't round as nicely for example, I think uniformly rounding to the nearest whole number would be better).

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Class 395 is described in the category of Shinkansen in Japanese wiki. Moreover, it is described as a "bullet train" in the mass communication in Britain.

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Only the Tokaido Shinkansen is making "tons of profits", and that's in no small part because the Japanese taxpayer got stuck with a ¥20 trillion bill...

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Thanks, Sekicho for voting. Canderra, remember that the word bullet train stands not only for the Shinkansen line but all high speed trains in general. (

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for reasons stated above; this entire argument just reflects the increasingly silly level of Korean-Japanese enmity on Knowledge these days. (See

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produces results which almost entirely refer to the Japanese trains (or occasionally, designs modelled specifically on the Japanese trains). The

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in general. I believe this is incorrect as the term "bullet train" refers to the Japanese high speed trains and the information displayed in the

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The name "Shinkansen" applies to both track, train and the entire system. DAJF behavior is groundless. DAJF is a suitable case as the editor.

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I have removed the misleading statement that JR East is planning to raise the maximum speed on the Tohoku Shinkansen to 360 km/h by 2020. The

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I of course would round down if it was a UK page and a train's speed is 125 mph (201 km/h) and I would round it down to 125 mph (200 km/h).

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I do stand by rounding minimally though. 160 km/h should always be seen as 100 mph, not 99. 200 km/h should be 125 mph, not 124. And so on.

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Indeed, without these technologies, any high speed trains will not be allowed to run in Japan which is very populated and has many tunnels.

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2, if one goes to Tokyo from the south (through Kanagawa prefecture), one will first reach Shinagawa station, and then central Tokyo, i.e

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is now missing important information, and I would request comments from other editors on whether this information should be re-added. --

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article, which is just a general article summarizing the various high-speed rail systems (including the shinkansen) around the world.

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Bullet train is a word for a train that runs on a high speed rail. None of my friends know anything about the word "Shinkansen".

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Hi, I read on this page that 200 KM/H would be 120 MPH; I would like you to check this. 200 KM/H=124,2742‬‬ MPH, so, 125 MPH

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languages, doesn't mean that "laptop" should be used in all languages as the word that stands for laptop computer/notebook.

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projects being called "bullet trains." The Shinkansen get priority because they were first, and arguably most successful. -

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article to clarify that Doctor Yellow runs take place at night, and what does not take place at night is passenger service.

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Here's some statistics for you. I did a Google search on "X bullet train" (with quotes to make it one phrase), and I get:

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Good Job! Making and playing by oneself, Mr.DAJF! Class 395 has been treated as "Shinkansen" also in Japan and Britain.

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If you want to have a separate article about Japan's high speed rail, then make this only for Japan's Shinkansen line.

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change the bullet train redirect to Highspeed rail. By no means Shinkansen should be the title of an English article

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That has been the only one, and the previous reverts were regards to the ubl, not anything to do with the rounding.

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No, this article understates that the maglev is shinkansen, but it is not. This is misleading. I gona edit it, btw.

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to delete these "External links modified" talk page sections if they want to de-clutter talk pages, but see the

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Additionally, Stats above are about either merging the article into the high speed rail or changing the name to

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According to the Japanese Knowledge, the name "Shinkansen" applies to both track, train and the entire system:

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I agree with DAJF that the gallery is not appropriate for the main Shinkansen article. But why not turn the

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The page about Vietnam Railways contains fresher information about it, so this page could be updated too.

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don't understand what you are trying to say. What do you want to do then? Delete the article entirely!?

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There's little discussion of who uses these trains. I'm guessing they're mostly passenger trains, but...

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I heard that Vietnam cancelled their shinkansen project in 2010, but the article does not reflect this.

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section into its own article, and put the pictures there? (In table format, though, not as a gallery.)

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I have done some research (some similar to that already done, some different), and so beg to differ. A

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with this second proposal. Either rename the article "Bullet train" (because that is the English name,

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I think the next step to improve this article is to explain major features of Shinkansen. For example,

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Doubtless they serve both purposes, although ordinary passenger safety is probably the more-important.

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As far as I remember, Japanese bullet trains do not stand for the bullet trains for all of the world.

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If somebody can verify any translation with a source, I am happy to support that. Thanks in advance.

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popular Shinkansen is. We are talking about changing the redirect on the article bullet train to the

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I agree with Jpatokal. Making it into a table-format list in a separate article would work well. ···

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will be 360 km/h. Exceptional speeds achieved in testing aren't very relevant for the main article.

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article explains, maglev systems need special magnetic track to keep the train floating above it.

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on Knowledge. If you would like to participate, please visit the project page, where you can join

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This article givs distances along a number of routes. However, it doesn't say if it is distance

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As for now in this proposal of changing the redirect, the ratio is 2:2 (including your vote).

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and unlikely to be useful to readers; while this page receives around 60,000 monthly views,

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And I don't understand what you are trying to say in your last two paragraphs. The article

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I've trimmed the wording and corrected the obvious error. Thanks for raising it here. --

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I just spent some time looking for sources, but had trouble finding anything other than

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link. If the link is a good link, you may wish to request whitelisting by going to the

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Not sure what you mean by ????, but the translations / explanations are correct.

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The "trunk" meaning of 幹 refers to a tree trunk, which makes little sense here.

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Sorry for the misunderstanding. Please take a time to reconsider your votes. (

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We need to have the bullet train article & Shinkansen article separate. (

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If you would like me to provide more information on the talk page, contact

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more often than any other high-speed train. Also, if you look at

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looks right but seems really wrong for the context.

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