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作成日: 2025/06/12 07:28

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A: Hey there! Got some exciting news, buddy!
   B: Oh? What's up?

A: East Japan Railway is launching a cool overnight express train next year!
   B: No way! Tell me more about it.

A: It's going from Tokyo to the Tohoku region. The best part? Private compartments with comfy reclining seats!
   B: That sounds amazing! How long will the trip take?

A: It leaves Tokyo at 9 PM and arrives at Aomori Station the next morning by 9 AM. They're converting an existing train for this overnighter service.
   B: Interesting! I wonder what they'll name it, how much it'll cost, and how often it will run.

A: Exact details like the name, fare, and frequency are still up in the air, but one thing's for sure - this new service is replacing an old one called "Cassiopeia" that connects Tokyo to Hokkaido.
   B: Oh, I know "Cassiopeia". That one's been around a while, huh?

A: Yep! But now we have a new overnight train experience coming our way. The CEO said it will offer passengers something totally new and unique for night trips!
   B: Sounds like they want to attract more tourists to the Tohoku region too, right?

A: Exactly! They hope this new service will boost tourism in that area, especially among foreign visitors. So, let's mark our calendars for 2027 and get ready for an exciting overnight adventure!
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East Japan Railway says it will launch a new overnight express train connecting Tokyo with the northeastern Tohoku region in the spring of 2027.
        
                    
                  
The new train will have private compartments with fully reclining seats for individuals or groups up to four.
        
                    
                  
The service will depart Tokyo at 9 p.m. to arrive at Aomori Station at 9 a.m. the following morning. The company is converting an express train running on Tokyo&#039;s Joban Line into the ten-car overnighter.
        
                    
                  
The name of the train, the fare, and the frequency of the service has yet to be decided.
The service comes as the company this month will retire its &quot;Cassiopeia&quot; sleeper express that connects Tokyo to Hokkaido.
        
                    
                  
East Japan Railway President and CEO Kise Yoichi said, &quot;We will provide passengers with a totally new idea of a night trip that can be experienced with private compartments.&quot;
        
                    
                  
He added that he hopes the new service will lead to an increase in foreign visitors to the Tohoku region.

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