Tokyo–Nagoya maglev line

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The Tokyo–Nagoya maglev line is a planned high-speed magnetic levitation railway in Japan that will form the first segment of the Chūō Shinkansen, dramatically cutting travel time between Tokyo and Nagoya.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf high-speed railway line
magnetic levitation railway
planned infrastructure project
country Japan
electrification electric power supply for superconducting magnets
endPoint Nagoya
formsSegmentOf Tokyo–Osaka maglev route
gauge guideway without conventional track gauge
infrastructureType mostly tunnel alignment
locatedIn Honshu
notableFeature designed for very high operating speeds
first commercial segment of Japan’s superconducting maglev network
operator Central Japan Railway Company
JR Central
partOf Chūō Shinkansen
plannedRole first segment of the Chūō Shinkansen
plannedService intercity passenger transport
projectedImpact dramatically reduced travel time between Tokyo and Nagoya
relief of congestion on existing Tōkaidō Shinkansen
propulsion linear motor
purpose increase passenger transport capacity on Tōkaidō corridor
reduce travel time between Tokyo and Nagoya
railwaySystem Chūō Shinkansen system
linked to: Chūō Shinkansen
railwayType high-speed rail
regionServed Chūbu region
Greater Tokyo Area
startPoint Tokyo
status partially delayed
under construction
usesTechnology maglev
superconducting maglev

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JR Tōkai maglevLineUnderDevelopment Tokyo–Nagoya maglev line
JR Tōkai maglevLineUnderDevelopment Tokyo–Osaka maglev line
linked to: Tokyo–Nagoya maglev line
Tokyo–Nagoya maglev line formsSegmentOf Tokyo–Osaka maglev route
linked to: Tokyo–Nagoya maglev line
Nagoya–Osaka section corridorRole Nagoya–Osaka link of Tokyo–Osaka maglev route
linked to: Tokyo–Nagoya maglev line