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Kyushu Shinkansen earthquake recovery

Overview

Following the Kumamoto earthquake, JR Kyushu announced that the Kyushu Shinkansen is scheduled to resume full operations on September 18. While service will be restored, trains will operate at reduced speeds near Shin-Yatsushiro due to necessary structural reinforcements and safety measures.

To assist with regional mobility during the recovery, Japan Airlines (JAL) is extending temporary flight services between Fukuoka and Kagoshima from September 1 to September 13. This measure aims to compensate for the continued suspension of certain local rail sections and Shinkansen lines. On the Kagoshima Main Line, service between Uto and Yatsushiro is not expected to resume until approximately mid-October. JR Kyushu reported significant earthquake damage, including roughly 600 civil engineering issues, 300 track-related issues, and 100 power-related issues.

Entities

Komatsu Airport · Tohoku Shinkansen · Kagoshima · JR Kyushu · Ishikawa Prefecture

Timeline

9 days ago

[BUSINESS] 2 sources
Tohoku Shinkansen resumes service after maintenance delays
Tohoku Shinkansen service resumed on all lines by 8:50 AM on September 3 following morning suspensions caused by maintenance delays in Miyagi Prefecture.
16 days ago

[INTERNATIONAL] 10 sources
Kyushu Shinkansen to resume full service on September 18
Kyushu Shinkansen will resume full service on September 18 following the Kumamoto earthquake, while JAL extends temporary Fukuoka-Kagoshima flights to assist regional travel.

Sources

4travel.jp · aviationwire.jp · fnn.jp · hokkoku.co.jp · jugem.jp · kankokeizai.com · railf.jp · sakigake.jp · sasatto.jp · traicy.com · verts-ne.ch