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- Glay (6,445 bytes)
21: * [[SPEED POP]] - Platinum Records March 3 1995 (re-release... - Freshness Burger (2,803 bytes)
10: ... balance between restaurant setting and fast food speed. They consider themselves a “high end” fast f... - Amagasaki (2,885 bytes)
10: ...sible for the train's derailment due to excessive speed, though it has been speculated that the working c... - Anime (12,492 bytes)
18: ...a the White Lion), [[Yoshida’s Mach Go Go Go]] (Speed Racer) and many more. - Guitar Wolf (4,155 bytes)
45: *God Speed You (2000) - Malice Mizer (3,866 bytes)
26: *SADNESS / SPEED OF DESPERATE (1993) - Yamanote Line (3,839 bytes)
8: ...ing holidays and slow hours) until 1988 when high speed trains were installed. - Sunshine City (3,224 bytes)
7: ...n. The elevators are known for their cutting edge speed – the fastest lift in the world at thirty five ... - Da Pump (2,733 bytes)
1: ...ctor School which also trained [[Namie Amuro]], [[SPEED]], and [[MAX]]. Da Pump was the first boyband to ... - Hi-Standard (1,630 bytes)
1: ...orld over. Hi-Standard mixes catchy melodies with speed and energy. They have a sound totally of their ow... - Rip Slyme (3,179 bytes)
3: ...1997]], DJ Fumiya, formerly known for DJing for [[SPEED]] and [[DA PUMP]], joined the group. He was follo... - The Brilliant Green (2,441 bytes)
31: * sono speed de (1999) - Chiyoda Line (2,843 bytes)
1: ...ther popular locations in Tokyo. It has a maximum speed of 80 km/hour. - Ginza Line (3,134 bytes)
1: ... is also one of the slowest, running at a maximum speed of 80 km/h. It, along with the [[Marunouchi Line]...
9: ...Europe and noticed the success of the London high speed railways in controlling the flow of traffic. In 1... - Hanzomon Line (2,451 bytes)
9: ...erent trains, and 7 of them have the 120 km/h max speed, while 1 train, the Tokyo Metro [[8000 series]], ... - Hibiya Line (2,239 bytes)
1: The '''Hibiya Line''' is a high speed train line in [[Tokyo]]. It was the third subway ...
7: ...lower train lines in Tokyo, traveling at the same speed of the old Ginza Line. The Line is represented on... - Tohoku Shinkansen (2,336 bytes)
1: '''Tohoku Shinkansen''' is a high speed railway line that travels for 593 km from [[Tokyo...
5: Construction on the high speed railway started on November 28th, 1971, though th... - Toei Oedo Line (2,236 bytes)
10: ...kyo, it uses one of the slowest cars. The fastest speed of the Toei Oedo line is 70 km/h. The color of th... - Marunouchi Line (2,260 bytes)
1: ...every ride is packed full, regardless of its fast speed.
3: ...ere plans drawn up as early as 1925 for many high speed rail trains. By February of 1937, the license to ...
5: Many of these high speed rail lines had been completed by 1953, but they n... - Tokaido Shinkansen (3,683 bytes)
1: ...t has also served the most passengers of any high speed train in the world. With a total of over 4.5 bill...
4: ...n over 150% of the speed of the next fastest high speed rail in the world. The train was also designed to...
10: ...pes that travel this line. They vary according to speed, but from slowest to fasted the three trains are ...
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