Japan's iconic bullet train, the Shinkansen, has resumed operations on the famous Tokaido line. Running between Tokyo and Shin-Osaka, the line was temporarily closed due to undisclosed reasons. Rushing along at speeds near 300km/h, the bullet train restores its reliable transportation service for both domestic and international travelers. The re-opening of operations was handled smoothly, minimizing disruption for daily commuters and tourists alike.

The Shinkansen is more than just a transportation service in Japan - it's a symbol of efficiency and punctuality, respected and admired worldwide. Interruptions are rare and handled swiftly, as timely transportation is greatly valued in the country. The reopening of the line reaffirms the commitment to this principle.

In contrast to the U.S. and EU, where delays in public transportation can be frequent and often extend over long periods, Japan's timely handling of such interruptions is commendable. The railway service interruption and swift recovery is a testament to Japan's exceptional infrastructure management.