Tohoku Shinkansen operation back to normal

Tohoku Shinkansen will operate on the normal timetable from 26th of March, 2021.

Due to the earthquake occurred on 13th of February, Tohoku Shinkansen has been operating on a temporary schedule.

Its operation will be on the normal timetable from 26th of March as all restoration work will be completed.


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