By AYATERU HOSOZAWA/ Staff Writer
September 29, 2024 at 16:33 JST
The “observation dome” is located at the top of the stairs and has a window, left, which allows an inspector to see the front of the train. A camera, center, is also installed, and its images can be viewed in the first car. There is a chair so an inspector can check the front of the train. (Koichiro Yoshida)
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