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The 14 pages that link to Tōkaidō Shinkansen, each with the reason it gives.

• High-speed railBroader topic: Its launch established a widely studied model for high-speed passenger railway service.

• HonshuRelated: It links Honshu’s largest urban corridor along the Pacific coast.

• 1964 Summer OlympicsRelated: Its launch just before the Games showcased a modern transport system to international visitors.

• ShinkansenBroader topic: Opened in 1964, it was the first line in the Shinkansen network.

• NagoyaRelated: The line places Nagoya on Japan’s busiest intercity rail corridor.

• Japanese National RailwaysBroader topic: This flagship JNR line transformed intercity travel along Japan’s largest urban corridor.

• Sanyō ShinkansenRelated: The Sanyō line extended high-speed rail westward from its eastern terminus.

• Shizuoka PrefectureRelated: It crosses Shizuoka and links its principal cities to Japan’s largest metropolitan regions.

• Kanagawa PrefectureRelated: Shin-Yokohama station links Kanagawa to Japan’s principal intercity rail corridor.

• Aichi PrefectureRelated: Its Nagoya stop connects Aichi directly to Japan’s largest urban corridors.

• Chūbu regionRelated: It links Chūbu’s Pacific corridor to Japan’s largest metropolitan regions.

• Shiga PrefectureRelated: Its route through Shiga links the prefecture to Japan’s principal urban corridor.

• Japan Railways GroupBroader topic: JR Central operates this heavily used route and derives much of its business from it.

• ToyohashiRelated: Toyohashi Station connects the city to Japan’s busiest intercity rail corridor.