Japan Trains : Akita Shinkansen E6 & E3 Series Running in WInter

Japan Trains : Akita Shinkansen E6 & E3 Series Running in WInter

This is the E6 series and the E3 series of the Akita Shinkansen bullet train that runs Ou honsen line and Tazawako line in Akita Japan.By the Mini Shinkansen system which does not newly construct a railway line of the Shinkansen bullet train, Omagari station runs from the Morioka Station on the Tazawako Line, and from Omagari station to Akita station it is traveling on a conventional line section using the Ou honsen line(Ou Main Line).
The opening of the Akita Shinkansen was in 1997, at that time it began commercial operation at the E3 Series in the beginning, and the Tohoku Shinkansen was running with the 200 series and the E2 series connected.
After that, it will be necessary to realize a 320 km/h run on the Tohoku Shinkansen E5 series and a new type bullet train that can be connected even on the Akita Shinkansen.The E6 Series Bullet train debuted on March 16, 2013 in the form of replacing the existing E3 series.

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