saikyo line造句

• The Saikyo Line was extended to Ebisu in 1996.
• Further variants were built for use on the Saikyo Line, Yokohama Line, and Nambu Line.
• Before the Saikyo Line, there were several attempts to improve commuter rail service between Saitama and Tokyo.
• The Saikyo Line has had a particularly severe problem of overcrowding during peak periods, especially during weekday mornings.
• As with the earlier Saikyo Line E233-7000 series variant, the new trains use LED interior lighting.
• These are 10-car sets operated on Kawagoe Line / Saikyo Line / Rinkai Line services between and since 30 June 2013.
• Development of the Saikyo Line began as a Japanese National Railways effort to quell unrest in Saitama regarding the expansion of the Tohoku and Joetsu Shinkansen.
• "The Third Man Theme " is informally known in Japan as the " JR Yamanote line, Saikyo Line, and ShM
  nan-Shinjuku Line to inform passengers of departing trains.
• A woman in her 20s snatched the company badge from a groper's suit when he touched her body on a train on the JR Saikyo line in August last year, police said.
• The Saikyo Line was initially troubled by inadequate train control systems which could not keep pace with its frequency of service; however, these issues were worked out during the first month of service.
• Between 1996 and 2002, Ebisu served as the southern passenger terminus of the Saikyo Line, with Osaki Station being used as a turnaround point but not having passenger platforms connected to the line.
• To address severe undercapacity, the freight line was repurposed for use by Saikyo Line and ShM
  nan-Shinjuku Line trains, as well as certain limited express trains such as the " Narita Express " and some liner services.
• Services on the Saikyo Line, Kawagoe Line, and Rinkai Line are operated by a fleet of 31 10-car E233-7000 series electric multiple unit ( EMU ) trains owned by JR East and based at Kawagoe Depot and 10-car TWR 70-000 series EMU trains owned by Tokyo Waterfront Area Rapid Transit and based at Yashio Depot.
• The first of a fleet of 31 new 10-car E233-7000 series sets were introduced on Saikyo Line, Kawagoe Line, and Rinkai Line services between and from 30 June 2013, displacing all but one of the fleet of 205 series EMUs ., 205 series set 28 remains in service while the E233-7000 series fleet undergoes modifications.