地に堕ちたアホウドリ…#オランダ #ベルギー の伝説の迷車「#V250 #Fyra 」の真実！【 #迷列車で行こう海外編】現地突撃取材

Discover the legendary train that shaped the railway history of the Netherlands and Belgium, the 'V250 Fyra'. This video dives deep into the story of this iconic train, its tumultuous journey, and its surprising rebirth.Despite being home to some of Europe's most vibrant cities, the Netherlands and Belgium, countries larger than the island of Kyushu, lacked a high-speed railway network for a long time. However, in the year 2000, the construction of a high-speed railway network began, and the national railways of the Netherlands and Belgium jointly planned an original vehicle to run on the high-speed line, the 'V250 Fyra'.This train, designed by the renowned 'Pininfarina', known for Ferrari designs, and manufactured by a prestigious Italian maker, had a rocky start. The delivery of the vehicles was delayed by years, and when they were finally delivered, numerous unbelievable defects were discovered. In an unprecedented turn of events, the operation was suspended just one month after the start of operation.In this video, we unravel the full story. Why did this train stop operating after just one month? What were the causes, and how did it reincarnate afterwards? We provide a detailed explanation of it all. We also touch on the railway history of the Netherlands and Belgium, the deep connection between the railways of the Netherlands and Japan, and how this knowledge has contributed to the development of Japanese railways.The story of the 'V250 Fyra' is not just about railways. It's a societal narrative deeply intertwined with technology, economy, politics, and people's lives. This video is the first part of the story. Although the content is heavy, we hope you will watch it to the end. In the second part, we will reveal how this train was reborn and its surprising conclusion. Stay tuned for the second part. #SNCB #V250 #Fyra #italy #railway #TrainHistory #V250Fyra #ETR700 #Technology #Society #RailwayNetwork #Hitachi #TrainJourney #TrainStory　#Trenitalia #Rock #TrainReview　#Caravaggio #anime #railwayAnime #TravelAnime