By YUTA ICHIJO/ Staff Writer
October 28, 2020 at 18:04 JST
A sign shows the Alpha-X’s top speed hit 382 kph around midnight on Oct. 27. (Yuta Ichijo)
Japan's Alpha-X next-generation Shinkansen on Oct. 27 smashed all speed records to date by bullet trains running commercially, hitting a top speed of 382 kph in a test run. [Read More]
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