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The Shinkansen (新幹線) is Japan’s network of high‑speed railway lines, commonly known in English as the “bullet train.” It connects Tokyo with most of Japan’s major cities across the main islands of Honshu, Kyushu, and Hokkaido, and is operated primarily by the Japan Railways (JR) Group companies.
The Big Three (Tokaido & Sanyo Lines)
They use the same tracks but have different "personalities":
Nozomi (The Sprinter): This is the fastest. It only stops at major cities (Tokyo, Nagoya, Kyoto, Osaka). If your train skipped a bunch of smaller stations after Nagoya, you’re likely on a Nozomi.
Hikari (The Middle Child): A bit slower because it makes a few more stops. It’s the favorite for tourists using the JR Pass.
Kodama (The Local): The "slowest" of the fast. It stops at every single station. It’s great if you want more time to finish your bento box!

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