In a historic moment, a train has broken the speed record by reaching over 600 kilometers per hour. The Japanese Maglev train has broken its own record from last week, setting a new world record. The train has been optimized to reach these incredible speeds, and it is set to connect the most important cities in Japan in the future.
The Central Japan Railway Company announced that the Maglev train reached a speed of 603 kilometers per hour on a test track. This is a significant achievement for the train, which is a competitor to the German Transrapid. The Maglev train is set to connect Tokyo with the industrial city of Nagoya by 2027, and the track will be extended to the city of Osaka by 2045. The project is estimated to cost trillions of yen, and the majority of the track will be built through tunnels that are up to 40 meters deep.
While the cost of the project is a topic of debate, the Central Japan Railway Company is confident that it can cover the expenses. The company hopes that the project will bring attention to the Maglev train and encourage other countries to adopt the technology. In fact, the former governor of California, Arnold Schwarzenegger, has expressed interest in the Japanese Maglev train in the past. With this new world record, the Maglev train is sure to attract even more attention and interest from around the world.
