0 series Shinkansen

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The 0 series Shinkansen was Japan’s original high-speed bullet train, introduced in 1964 and renowned for pioneering modern high-speed rail travel.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Shinkansen rolling stock
electric multiple unit
high-speed train
alsoOperatedOnLine Sanyo Shinkansen
brakeType air brakes
regenerative braking
carBodyMaterial steel
collectionMethod pantograph
country Japan
designSpeed 220 km/h
doorConfiguration 2 doors per side per car
electrificationSystem 25 kV AC 60 Hz overhead catenary
enteredServiceForEvent 1964 Tokyo Olympics
finalRegularService 30 November 2008
formationType fixed formation EMU
introduced 1964
introducedOnLine Tokaido Shinkansen
laterServiceTopSpeed 220 km/h
manufacturer Hitachi
Kawasaki Heavy Industries
Kinki Sharyo
Nippon Sharyo
Tokyu Car Corporation
maximumOperatingSpeed 220 km/h
nickName Dangan Ressha
bullet train
linked to: Shinkansen
notableFor being the first Shinkansen train type
pioneering modern high-speed rail
numberBuilt over 300 trainsets
operator JR Central
JR West
Japanese National Railways
originalServiceTopSpeed 210 km/h
powerSupply overhead line
preservedUnitsLocation Kyoto Railway Museum
Railway Museum (Saitama)
various museums and static displays in Japan
safetySystem ATC (Automatic Train Control)
seatingClass Green car (first class)
ordinary class
serviceEntry 1 October 1964
serviceType high-speed passenger service
serviceWithdrawal 2008
successor 100 series Shinkansen
300 series Shinkansen
trackGauge 1435 mm
trainLength 12 cars (later formations)
16 cars (typical early formations)
6 cars (some later sets)

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100 series Shinkansen predecessor 0 series Shinkansen
Dangan Ressha appliedTo 0 Series Shinkansen
linked to: 0 series Shinkansen
SCMAGLEV and Railway Park hasExhibit 0 Series Shinkansen trainset
linked to: 0 series Shinkansen