Train service fully resumed Saturday on the Joban Line, which was suspended following the 2011 quake-tsunami that triggered a nuclear crisis, marking the restart of services on all train lines in northeastern Japan devastated by the triple disaster.East Japan Railway Co.'s service resumed on a 20.8-kilometer stretch between Tomioka and Namie stations near the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant, the last part of the line that had remained suspended since the disaster. Before the resumption, the company had offered bus services for the section instead.While some anticipate that the impr…READ FULL ARTICLE
