地に堕ちたアホウドリ…#オランダ #ベルギー の伝説の迷車「#V250 #Fyra 」の真実!【 #迷列車で行こう海外編】現地突撃取材

ゆっくり歌激団 世界の鉄道ch.迷列車で行こう海外編

ゆっくり歌激団 世界の鉄道ch.迷列車で行こう海外編

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Join us on a journey into the legendary train that reshaped the railway history of the Netherlands and Belgium, the 'V250 Fyra'. This episode delves deep into the saga of this iconic train, its tumultuous journey, and its astonishing revival.Despite hosting some of the most dynamic cities in Europe, the Netherlands and Belgium, countries larger than Japan's Kyushu Island, long lacked a high-speed railway network. In 2000, they embarked on building a high-speed railway network, with the national railways of the Netherlands and Belgium jointly planning an original vehicle for this line: the 'V250 Fyra'.Designed by the celebrated 'Pininfarina', synonymous with Ferrari, and built by a renowned Italian manufacturer, the train's start was anything but smooth. The delivery of the vehicles was years behind schedule, and when they finally arrived, a myriad of unbelievable defects emerged. In an extraordinary twist, operations were halted just a month after they began.In this video, we unravel the entire tale. Why did this train cease operations after just one month? We delve into the causes and its subsequent rebirth, providing detailed explanations. Additionally, we explore the railway history of the Netherlands and Belgium, the profound ties between Dutch railways and Japan, and how this knowledge has influenced Japanese railway development.The 'V250 Fyra' story transcends railways; it's a narrative deeply woven with technology, economics, politics, and everyday life. This video marks the first chapter of the story. Although heavy in content, we hope you'll stay with us till the end. In part two, we'll unveil the train's rebirth and its remarkable finale. Keep an eye out for the next instalment.

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