61 years ago today, October 1st, 1964 (August 26th, 1964) Japan's new line opened. Exercised high-speed train on the new line on October 1st, 1964, Japan's East Hokkaido super-high-speed railway (New line) between Tokyo and New Osaka opened. In July 1933, the Japanese government planned to open a new line from Tokyo to the lower line broadband, then suspended due to the war. In August 1957, the Transportation Ministry decided to set up a new line from Tokyo to New Osaka. In April 1959, the construction of the New Danish hot seaway was broken, the total construction cost of 380 billion yen, the total length of the line was about 500 kilometers, the maximum speed of 210 kilometers, from Tokyo to Osaka it took only 310 hours. This high-speed economic