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Japan Bids Farewell to ‘Doctor Yellow’ Shinkansen, the Iconic High-Speed Test Train

The iconic ‘Doctor Yellow’ Shinkansen, known for its distinctive bright yellow color and crucial role in maintaining the safety and efficiency of Japan’s bullet train lines, has been officially retired. The high-speed train, which was not open to the public for rides, was celebrated by railway enthusiasts across the country for its contributions over the years. This marks the end of an era for one of the most unique and beloved trains on the Japanese railway network.
  • ‘Doctor Yellow’ was a maintenance train that played a key role in diagnosing and inspecting the health of the Shinkansen lines.
  • It earned its nickname due to its distinctive bright yellow color, setting it apart from the standard white and blue Shinkansen trains.
  • The train was not accessible to the public for rides, making sightings of it a special event for rail fans and photographers.
  • Its retirement marks the end of service for one of Japan’s most unique and historically significant trains.
  • Railway enthusiasts across Japan have celebrated the train, recognizing its contributions to the safety and efficiency of high-speed rail travel in the country.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i9h1lgxijWw

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