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sakurasuki
That's much money, where money come from, train passenger isn't it? Where's passenger?
https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2020/10/05/business/corporate-business/japan-bullet-trains-empty-seats/
shogun36
you mean provisions that should have done before they laid out the tracks originally?
always AFTER disasters, never in anticipation here
Rodney
Investing in heavy lift military helicopters would make more sense than buying F-35s. In any natural disaster they have duel use. Of course infrastructure maintenance is important, but it would only take a day to remove the train, and maybe two days to check track damage.
Mickelicious
Translation: construction industry orders government to get the cement trucks rolling.
Don't worry, we haven't forgotten you, Mr. Aso.