NAGOYA - Central Japan Railway Co. is expected to announce soon a decision to delay its planned opening in 2027 of a high-speed maglev train line between Tokyo and Nagoya, sources familiar with the matter said Friday, as a local governor did not approve the start of preparatory construction work, citing concerns over environmental damage.
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