Seikan-Tunnel
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Ein 53,85 km langer Eisenbahntunnel in Japan, der die Inseln Honshu und Hokkaido unter der Tsugaru-Straße verbindet. 1988 nach 24 Jahren Bauzeit fertiggestellt, war er bis zur Eröffnung des Gotthard-Basistunnels der längste Tunnel der Welt. Seit 2016 nutzt der Hokkaido-Shinkansen einen Teil des Tunnels und teilt ihn mit konventionellen Güterzügen bei reduzierter Geschwindigkeit.
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