Since March 16, Japanese high-speed operator JR-East has been running its new E5 series high-speed trains at 320km/h (200mph)on the Tohoku Shinkansen. The feat has been achieved over the 387.5km section between Utsunomiya and Morioka, which runs north from Tokyo to the northern end of Japan's main Honshu island. This means that Japan has joined France, Germany and Spain in operating regular trains at up to 320km/h(200mph).
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机译：自3月16日起，日本高速运营商JR-East在东北新干线以320 km / h（200 mph）的速度运行其新的E5系列高速列车。这项壮举已经在宇都宫和盛冈之间的387.5公里路段实现了，该段从东京向北延伸到日本主要本州岛的北端。这意味着日本与法国，德国和西班牙一起加入了时速达320 km / h（200mph）的常规列车的运营。
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