A major railway operator in Japan is embarking on a record-breaking feat to build the world’s first 3D-printed train station.

NEW DELHI -- India is considering adopting Japan's next-generation bullet train for a high-speed rail project currently underway in the west, according to a source close to the Indian government.

The train is now in the design implementation phase, and the first ones are expected to enter service in 2030.

The new East Japan Railway Company (JR East) train – the E10 – will come into service in 2030 and replace the existing E2 and E5 bullet trains on the Tohoku route, which connects Tokyo with ...

West Japan Railway Co. (JR West) announced it would construct Japan’s first 3D-printed train station in Wakayama Prefecture. The Japan News says the locomotive company will replace the aging ...

Billing itself as the first luxury sleeper train touring England and Wales, this new train is scheduled to take to the rails ...

Studio Tangerine, a design consultancy company based in London, is the first-ever foreign firm to collaborate on the creation ...

East Japan Railway, or JR East, said Tuesday that it will resume from Friday operating coupled trains on the Tohoku ...

China broke its own record for the world’s fastest train, clocking in at 281 miles per hour. But in Japan, testing is ...

The production collaborated with East Japan Railway Company, utilizing actual bullet trains and railway facilities to achieve ...

D-printed architecture continues to go from strength to strength, with all kinds of projects now being created with the ...

Amid this diversity, JR West is now unveiling Japan’s first-ever 3D-printed station building. 3D-printed train station to ...