First Mizuho

[bill937ca]

 

 

 

Google translation:

 

"The whole line was opened on 12th March 2007 schedule revision, "Kyushu Shinkansen (Kagoshima route)." No one from Kagoshima Chuo train going down the Shinoosaka Mizuho [601] covers the departure scene. - The vehicle of the N700 series is organized S6 7000.

 

Speaking of [Mizuho], 1994 (1994) have come to mind to express sleeper had been operating a year from this date as the fastest direct train between Kyuusyuu Sanyo is 4 per day round-trip travel.

The local train was scheduled to be held at the departure ceremony involving a train according to our departure, that occurred yesterday, "oki Earthquake in northeastern Taiheiyou" by the now discontinued (in the early morning today is stronger in northern Nagano Prefecture An earthquake has occurred.) In addition, the tsunami warning was issued at the south western Kyushu starting this train, the train departed on schedule.

 

Say with sincere sympathy to everyone afflicted by the earthquake this time, I pray for early recovery.

2011.3.12"

[scott]

What is the display board that shows up at about 0:45 in the second video?

[Tecchan]

 

What is the display board that shows up at about 0:45 in the second video?

 

Seat availability. You fee them in Midori no Madoguchi (JR reservation office) too see if there is seats/reserved seats/green seats available in your train.

[scott]

Thanks! It looks like there are three categories (green, and perhaps reserved smoking and non-smoking standard class?). If it's not too much to ask, what are the four columns those categories fall under, and what do the dash, circle, and triangle mean?

[bikkuri bahn]

The four columns are destinations: Okayama, Hiroshima, Hakata, and the terminal (Kagoshima-Chuo).  The X stands for sold out, - is not applicable, O is available, and triangle is only a few seats left.

[scott]

Thanks!