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Thursday, March 26th  | Hybrid Event:

Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center and Held Virtually in English and Japanese

In both the United States and Japan, railways are a vital foundation supporting economic activity. In the U.S., major projects such as modernization along the Northeast Corridor are underway, and investment in rail-centered public transportation is accelerating ahead of mega events including the FIFA World Cup 2026. Meanwhile in Japan, alongside ongoing advancements in rail development and station-centered urban development in major metropolitan areas such as Tokyo and Osaka, network enhancements and customer-experience initiatives linked to international events have already been implemented. Investment by Japanese rolling stock manufacturers in the U.S. has also contributed to local communities. Against this backdrop, the railway sector has become a key area for sharing expertise and strengthening bilateral relations. This symposium will bring together government officials and railway operators to discuss expanding the economic impact of railway investment and leveraging mega events to enhance the customer experience.

JITTI JOURNAL

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Volume 13 Issue 1  |  Feature: Yosuke Yamashita |  Cultural Article:  Suzannah Nevas

In this journal's Featured Article, discover how Japan, along with it's strategic alliance with the U.S., is reshaping global shipbuilding and what it means for the future. Furthermore, find how Sapporo, Japan finds delight in the winter season in their annual Yuki Matsuri (snow festival).

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Volume 12  Issue 6  |  Feature: Yuta Arai |  Cultural Article:  Tomomi Dodd

Read our Feature introducing a world-leading Coast Guard graduate course and have an intimate look at a Shinto-style wedding in our Cultural Article.

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Volume 12  Issue 5  |  Feature: Yukiko Nakamura |  Cultural Article:  Yuta Arai

Our Feature Article overviews how regional initiatives around Japanese airports are working to revitalize the surrounding area.  Meanwhile, our Cultural Article introduces speed-dials in Japan.

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The Japan International Transport  and Tourism Institute, USA is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, nonpartisan organization. Donations are welcome.  All donations to our organization are tax-deductible within the limits of the law and will be used to fund our research initiatives and public education seminars. For more information, please visit our About JITTI page.

 

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