El tren bala cumple 50 años
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Visitantes del museo del ferrocarril de Omiya frente a una maqueta del tren bala
30.09.2014To go with AFP story Japan-transport-anniversary,FEATURE by Shingo ItoThis picture taken on August 1, 2014 shows a visitor looking at a miniature model of Japan's first bullet train at the railway museum in Omiya, Saitama prefecture. Fifty years ago, the first bullet train pulled out of Tokyo station and hurtled across the countryside, heralding Japan's arrival as a modern economic powerhouse with a transport system soon to become the envy of the world. AFP PHOTO / TOSHIFUMI KITAMURAAFP PHOTO / TOSHIFUMI KITAMURA -
Visitantes del museo del ferrocarril observan un tren bala desde el restaurante
30.09.2014To go with AFP story Japan-transport-anniversary,FEATURE by Shingo ItoThis picture taken on August 1, 2014 shows visitors eating lunch while watching the bullet train passing the restaurant of the railway museum in Omiya, Saitama prefecture. Fifty years ago, the first bullet train pulled out of Tokyo station and hurtled across the countryside, heralding Japan's arrival as a modern economic powerhouse with a transport system soon to become the envy of the world. AFP PHOTO / TOSHIFUMI KITAMURAAFP PHOTO / TOSHIFUMI KITAMURA -
Maquetas de los trenes en el museo del ferrocarril
30.09.2014To go with AFP story Japan-transport-anniversary,FEATURE by Shingo ItoThis picture taken on August 1, 2014 shows visitors looking at miniature models of Japan's bullet trains at the railway museum in Omiya, Saitama prefecture. Fifty years ago, the first bullet train pulled out of Tokyo station and hurtled across the countryside, heralding Japan's arrival as a modern economic powerhouse with a transport system soon to become the envy of the world. AFP PHOTO / TOSHIFUMI KITAMURAAFP PHOTO / TOSHIFUMI KITAMURA
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