An evolution of the 2011-era E5 Series Shinkansen, the E10 retains the iconic duckbill-nosed train design, and features ...

A High-Speed Revolution With British Design Japan has introduced the groundbreaking E10 Shinkansen, a high-speed bullet train capable of reaching 200mph (320kph) while boasting cutting-edge earthquake ...

Studio Tangerine, a design consultancy company based in London, is the first-ever foreign firm to collaborate on the creation ...

The new East Japan Railway Company (JR East) train - the E10 - will come into service in 2030 and replace the existing E2 and E5 bullet trains on the Tohoku route.

The new JR East E10 Shinkansen will replace the current E2 and E5 bullet trains and are slated for a 2030 debut.

Earlier in January, Hindustan Times had reported that India and Japan may see the simultaneous launch of the latest version ...

Operator East Japan Railway Company, aka JR East, has unveiled the design of its new E10-series shinkansen, which is slated to replace the current E2 and E5 bullet trains currently on the Tohoku ...

A third shared: "I love it when people just go 'they are not trying to hide they copy Speed' and know nothing, when this is actually the remake of Shinkansen Daibakuha released in 1975 ...

Tangerine has been selected as the first non-Japanese design partner to be entrusted with designing one of Japan’s iconic bullet trains: JR East’s E10 Shinkansen train. Tangerine has revealed the ...

for the Tohoku Shinkansen Line, which links Tokyo and the Tohoku northeastern region. The first train from the E10 series, which will succeed the E2 and E5 series trains, is slated to be completed ...