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Media & Resources

A curated library of approved JRC media assets, corridor graphics, and reference materials for policymakers, transportation professionals, and media.

Technology Imagery

Click Shinkansen or SCMAGLEV to open the image gallery. All visual assets are subject to JR Central approval requirements. Contact USJIA for access and usage rights.

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Technology Videos

Approved JRC video content featuring Shinkansen and SCMAGLEV operations, testing footage, and technology demonstrations.

The Tokaido Shinkansen
VideoShinkansen
About SCMAGLEV
VideoSCMAGLEV
Superconducting Maglev Technology
VideoSCMAGLEV
Mechanisms for Ensuring Operational Safety
VideoSCMAGLEV
SCMAGLEV — The World's Fastest Train
VideoSCMAGLEV
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Corridor Graphics

Visual materials illustrating U.S. corridor opportunities, travel time comparisons, and economic context.

Northeast Corridor — SCMAGLEV Travel Time Comparison
GraphicNEC
Northeast Corridor — Washington D.C. to Boston
GraphicNEC
Texas Corridor — Route & Market Context
GraphicTexas
Cascadia Corridor — Regional Overview
GraphicCascadia
U.S.–Japan Corridor Comparison Infographic
GraphicComparison
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Technology Visuals

Approved SCMAGLEV technical diagrams only — levitation, lateral guidance, propulsion, seismic protection, and power systems. Use the arrows to step through each diagram. Subject to JR Central approval and usage guidelines; contact USJIA for publication or licensing questions.

SCMAGLEV lateral guidance: magnetic attraction and repulsion centering the vehicle in the guideway

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SCMAGLEV levitation: magnetic poles on guideway and vehicle creating lift in the U-shaped channel

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SCMAGLEV propulsion: alternating magnetic poles along the guideway driving the train forward

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SCMAGLEV seismic safety system diagram

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SCMAGLEV power supply and electrical systems diagram

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Media Access & Usage Rights

All media assets featuring JR Central vehicles, operations, and technology are subject to JR Central approval and usage guidelines. Journalists, documentary producers, and policy organizations seeking access to approved media should contact USJIA directly. We facilitate the appropriate permissions process on behalf of JR Central for U.S.-market media engagement.