Japan Railway Journal (2015) : 2x12
Keikyu: The Strive for World-Class Rail Operation
28 Min.
Overview
Keikyu operates in the suburbs of Tokyo, and is known for its frequent high-speed operations, direct through service with other lines and minimal train delays. Keikyu also uses the most human-centered system of all major Japanese railway companies, ensuring vital knowledge and experience is put to good use for a reliable operation. Also, see Miki Murai reporting about Noto Railway's tourist train which operates in the Noto region, where it was appointed as a Globally Important Agricultural Heritage System.
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2 - 9The Future of Rail Freight Transport June 17, 2016 -
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2 - 12Keikyu: The Strive for World-Class Rail Operation August 05, 2016 -
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2 - 16Picking Up the Pace: JR Shikoku's Tactics for Survival November 11, 2016 -
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