Tokyo-Nagoya bullet trains resume after typhoon disruption

Shinkansen bullet trains between Tokyo and Nagoya returned to normal from their first scheduled services on Saturday following a full-day suspension due to the passing of a powerful typhoon, with travelers crowding railway stations as they returned from their Bon summer holidays.Operator JR Central ran extra trains between Tokyo and Shin-Osaka on its Tokaido Shinkansen Line in the morning to cope with the high volume of passengers.On Friday, the company canceled all bullet trains between Tokyo and Nagoya, one of the busiest sections of the country's high-speed train network, due to concerns…READ FULL ARTICLE