TOKYO - A power outage hit a bullet train running north of Tokyo on Tuesday morning, forcing other shinkansen services in eastern and central Japan to be suspended and leaving those connecting to Tokyo halted throughout the day, resulting in the cancellation of 282 trains and affecting about 97,600 people, their operator said.
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