高速鉄道で国土が変わる！ 台湾新幹線にみたリニアの未来｜ガリレオX第358回

*At 9:55 in the program, the on-screen text displays "Hsinchu High-Speed ​​Rail Station," but the correct station is "Taichung High-Speed ​​Rail Station." We apologize for the error and have corrected it. Airing March 2026 The opening of high-speed rail lines has shortened travel times, stimulated the flow of people, encouraged the formation of larger metropolitan areas, and revitalized the entire national economy. The Taiwan High-Speed ​​Rail (Taiwan Shinkansen), which opened in 2007 and connects the north and south of Taiwan in 90 minutes, is the driving force behind Taiwan's current rapid economic growth driven by global semiconductor demand. Can we see parallels between its success and the future of Japan's Chuo Shinkansen maglev train, which aims to connect Tokyo, Nagoya, and Osaka in approximately one hour? This program explores the Taiwanese people's perception of changes in travel time and distance through on-site interviews, and offers a glimpse into the future landscape of Japan's landmass.