A pixel art graphic of a Japanese Shinkansen train, known for its sleek, aerodynamic shape and exceptional speed, traveling along the tracks against the backdrop of a modern city skyline. The white structure with blue accents symbolizes the innovation and advanced technology of Japanese high-speed rail, blending tradition with modernity.

Shinkansen

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A pixel art graphic of a Japanese Shinkansen train, known for its sleek, aerodynamic shape and exceptional speed, traveling along the tracks against the backdrop of a modern city skyline. The white structure with blue accents symbolizes the innovation and advanced technology of Japanese high-speed rail, blending tradition with modernity.
192 × 96
width × height (pixels)
154 × 77
width × height (cm)

This design uses 30 out of 100 colors from our palette

This design contains a total of 18 432 pixels

One pixel has a diameter of 8 mm

Shipping time: approximately 6 days

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The Shinkansen
(新幹線), often referred to as the "bullet train", is Japan's high-speed rail system. It is known for its exceptional speed, punctuality, safety, and comfort. Here are some key points:

Overview

  • Launched: 1964, just before the Tokyo Olympics.
  • First Line: Tōkaidō Shinkansen (Tokyo to Osaka).
  • Operated by: Japan Railways Group (JR Group), with regional companies like JR East, JR Central, etc.

Speed

  • Top Operational Speed: ~320 km/h (200 mph).
  • Test Speeds: Some experimental models like the Maglev (L0 Series) have exceeded 600 km/h.

Major Lines

  • Tōkaidō Shinkansen: Tokyo ↔ Osaka (busiest and most iconic).
  • Sanyō Shinkansen: Osaka ↔ Fukuoka.
  • Tōhoku Shinkansen: Tokyo ↔ Aomori (northeast Japan).
  • Kyushu Shinkansen: Fukuoka ↔ Kagoshima.
  • Hokuriku Shinkansen: Tokyo ↔ Kanazawa (with future expansion plans).