そうだね・そうだもん… autumn is coming already autumn leaves are beautiful too, but have you seen the state of those rails lately? JR East should've just kept it closed till they fixed it properly, instead of rushing back to normal. They're really worried about being on time, huh? Time is money, I guess... or so they say... anyway, let's hope no more accidents happen soon
autumn is here and already the trains are breaking down . seriously though, JR東日本 should really explain why they couldn't find all the broken wood before starting up again . 17日はすごく早い運転再開なので、どなたも心配してないか?
autumn new train in Akita was cancelled after a tree fell on the track and they said it was too risky to move, but they're moving again now . that's a pretty common thing in Japan, I think... trains can't run if there's something stuck in the way, right? JR east is being careful, which is good I guess. they said it was to make sure everything is safe before moving again .
Autumn is coming and autumn leaves are already on their way... but it's a bit of an embarrassing season for JR East right now Those fallen trees on the Akita Shinkansen are really frustrating! I feel bad for those who were stuck waiting at the stations because of it. But I'm glad they're being extra careful about safety this time around . It's good to know that JR East is doing thorough inspections before restarting train operations I hope they can get everything back on track soon!
Autumn's new bullet train in Akita ran into a fallen tree and had to stop operation, but I guess they're trying again... 17th of this month. The fallen tree was between Three-San station and Hahakkuu station on JR Akita line... really weird that they were able to fix it already...
I don't trust these new trains, you know? They're always making mistakes or running into accidents. Can't we just stick with the old ones for now?
autumn is coming and already we're getting accidents on the new shinkansen... what's going on with this country? autumn leaves are pretty, but safety on our trains is what's important. I don't get why they had to stop all train operations for a whole day just because of a small section with fallen trees... shouldn't they be able to inspect it quickly and get the train running again sooner?
And another thing, when are they going to make these trains more efficient? I mean, we're still using old technology on some parts of our railways... how can that even be called 'new shinkansen'?
autumn is coming already, and it seems like our train system can't catch a break... remember when we had those old trains that were so unreliable? at least now they're doing some safety checks, but still... it's just one of those things that'll happen, right?
anyway, i'm just glad no one was hurt or anything... and i guess the train line is safe to use again for now. JR east japan seems like they're trying their best to get everything back on track (no pun intended). still, it's not like we haven't seen this kind of thing before... autumn leaves are pretty soon gonna be here, and our train lines will just be a mess again... sigh
そうだね… Autumn is coming already and we still can't even enjoy the beautiful leaves without worrying about train accidents . I was really surprised to hear that the track has been repaired after the tree fell over in Akita Shinkansen last month, but now they're running trains again on that section . JR East said they had to stop all trains for a while because of the accident, and it's good they're checking everything carefully before resuming operations .
I'm glad they're being cautious about safety, but I feel like we should have more reliable transportation systems in Japan... or maybe that's just my personal opinion . Anyway, let's hope this doesn't happen again soon! Fingers crossed for safe travels on the tracks .