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Free material of icon of leading vehicle of Shinkansen. Shinkansen runs in many regions of Japan, vehicle with very fast speed, but fare is considerably higher than ordinary train. Also, for example, if trying to go from Tokyo to Hakodate by Shinkansen, going by airplane is often better in terms of time and fare. Therefore, not so long distance, often used for distance such as Tokyo to Sendai or Tokyo to Nagoya or Osaka. There are several main differences between Shinkansen and ordinary train. Below are some points.
Differences between Shinkansen and Ordinary Train
Speed and Dedicated Line Use: Shinkansen: High-speed railway, especially using dedicated high-speed railway line. Thereby, high-speed movement reaching several hundred kilometers per hour is possible. Ordinary train: Usually moves at low speed mainly between regions. Does not use dedicated high-speed railway line, operated through general railway network.
Vehicle Design: Shinkansen: High-speed vehicle with dedicated design and technology is used. Leading part is characteristic, designed to reduce air resistance. Ordinary train: General train differs depending on region and route, generally simpler design than Shinkansen is common.
Operation Distance: Shinkansen: Usually used to move long distances efficiently. Often connects big city and big city. Ordinary train: Mainly used to move short distances within region or around city.
Fare and Seat Reservation: Shinkansen: Generally provides high-speed and comfortable service, so fare may be higher than ordinary train. Also seat reservation is common. Ordinary train: Generally provided at relatively low fare, some trains may not have seat reservation.
Operation Frequency: Shinkansen: Generally high operation frequency, connecting big cities regularly. Ordinary train: Differs depending on region and route, operation frequency may be lower than Shinkansen.
Due to these differences, Shinkansen and ordinary train are suitable for different uses and travel styles.
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