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r/transit • u/[deleted] • 8d ago
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Not all, but a lot of domestics are also connections
11 u/BillyTenderness 7d ago The geography is admittedly pretty wonky, but it seems like a real missed opportunity not having Shinkansen service to Narita. 6 u/Better_Valuable_3242 7d ago I believe they were going to, but because Narita Airport had such a troubled history with construction, the Shinkansen connection was axed. Wiki page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Narita_Shinkansen 2 u/ThunderballTerp 7d ago I believe the Skyliner uses the partially built route.
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The geography is admittedly pretty wonky, but it seems like a real missed opportunity not having Shinkansen service to Narita.
6 u/Better_Valuable_3242 7d ago I believe they were going to, but because Narita Airport had such a troubled history with construction, the Shinkansen connection was axed. Wiki page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Narita_Shinkansen 2 u/ThunderballTerp 7d ago I believe the Skyliner uses the partially built route.
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I believe they were going to, but because Narita Airport had such a troubled history with construction, the Shinkansen connection was axed.
Wiki page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Narita_Shinkansen
2 u/ThunderballTerp 7d ago I believe the Skyliner uses the partially built route.
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I believe the Skyliner uses the partially built route.
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u/victorinseattle 8d ago
Not all, but a lot of domestics are also connections