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Japan Railway Journal Season 1 Episode 8, titled "Special Preview - Hokkaido Shinkansen: Hopes and Challenges", is ready to stream on MyFlixer. Watch the full episode in HD without signing up, and use the Season and Episode buttons beside the servers to jump anywhere in the documentary series.
Japan Railway Journal is a documentary series that first aired on March 9, 2015 on NHK WORLD-JAPAN. So far it spans 12 seasons and 180 episodes and its current status is "Returning Series". Season 1 has 9 episodes, and episode 8 originally aired on November 13, 2015 with a runtime of about 28m. The show holds a 8.0/10 rating on TMDB.
In this episode: On March 26, 2016, the new Series H5 will enter service on Japan's latest shinkansen line, which runs through the world's longest undersea tunnel between Honshu and Hokkaido. Rena Matsui reports on the build-up to Hokkaido's first shinkansen arrival, the brand new Shin-Hakodate Station, and the latest technology to combat the cold. Also see the challenges of the Shinkansen sharing the line with freight trains, and discover the only place in Japan with presenter Russell Totten where anyone can drive a real steam locomotive.
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Season 1 of Japan Railway Journal has 9 episodes, and all of them are listed on this page with direct watch links.
Episode 8 of Season 1 ("Special Preview - Hokkaido Shinkansen: Hopes and Challenges") first aired on November 13, 2015.
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