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The Doctor Yellow on display is owned by Central Japan Railway Company. The company ended the use of the train for inspections in January due to aging and other factors.

Japanese railway fans have helped with preparations for the planned display of the iconic "Doctor Yellow" Shinkansen train at a museum in Nagoya City, central Japan.

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Now, the latest technologies such as AI are being used in inspection vehicles. Wave of faster trains Doctor Yellow trains are formally called Shinkansen electric track comprehensive inspection cars.

The "Doctor Yellow" T4 edition track-testing bullet train for Japan's high-speed shinkansen lines makes its final run in Obu, Aichi Prefecture, central Japan, on Jan. 29, 2025. Owned by JR Central, ...

The other Doctor Yellow inspection train, owned by West Japan Railway, or JR West, is expected to retire as soon as 2027. JR Central and JR West have had one Doctor Yellow train each.

Sadly, the iconic railroad physician will no longer be running as JR Central has officially retired Doctor Yellow after its final shinkansen track inspection on January 29 2025. Saying goodbye to ...