Article: ITOCHU, NAGOYA RAILROAD TO STUDY MAGLEV TRAIN WITH ALSTOM.

Article: NAGOYA RAILROAD TO MAKE MEITETSU DEPT STORE WHOLLY ...
AsiaPulse News;  October 28, 2003 ;     613 words ... ... TOKYO, Oct 28 Asia Pulse - Nagoya Railroad Co. (TSE:9048) announced ... management with Melsa, another Nagoya Railroad group company that operates ... distribution company, with the parent Nagoya Railroad holding a 45.1 per cent stake ...

Article: PHOENIX CAPITAL TO BUY NAGOYA RAILROAD'S ...
AsiaPulse News;  April 26, 2005 ;     471 words ... ... Capital Co. will acquire the supermarket operations of Nagoya Railroad Co. (TSE:9048) for 4-5 billion yen (US$37.8 ... third straight year in fiscal 2004, will be liquidated. Nagoya Railroad will book 7 billion yen in reserves as an extraordinary ...

Article: BRIEFING - ASIA JOINT VENTURES - FEB 13, 2002.
AsiaPulse News;  February 13, 2002 ;     457 words ... ... opportunities. ITOCHU, NAGOYA RAILROAD TO STUDY MAGLEV TRAIN ... Corp. (TSE:8001) and Nagoya Railroad Co. (TSE:9048) said ... train system developed by Nagoya Railroad subsidiary Chubu HSST Development Corp. The companies will ...

Article: Maglev gives Nagoya a lift: opening of a maglev metro line in ...
International Railway Journal;  June 1, 2004 ;     700+ words ... ... applications. Development work was transferred to Chubu HSST Development towards the end of 1998 and the following year the government ... second generation in conjunction with Itochu and Chubu HSST Development with whom it signed a cooperation agreement for worldwide ...

Article: SEVEN COMPANIES WEIGH MONORAIL PROJECT.(News)
Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Seattle, WA);  April 29, 1999 ;     649 words ... ... resources.'' A magnetic levitation system, with trains floating on a cushion of air above a guideway, was proposed by HSST Development Corp. of Tokyo, which is building two projects in Japan. Like others, HSST said in its letter that ``it might be ...

Article: Rise and shine for Japan's first Maglev.
The Engineer;  March 11, 2005 ;     599 words ... ... Eastern Hills in central Japan, and hopes to draw 15 million visitors. The train, which was designed and built by Chubu HSST Development Corporation, glides 8mm above its track, creating virtually no noise. It also provides passengers with an almost vibration ...

Article: PLUS BUSINESS
Chicago Sun-Times;  May 27, 1993 ;     700+ words ... ... JAL has been looking for projects that need new-generation high-speed transportation. JAL has set up a new firm, HSST Development Corp., with Japanese railroad, construction and other kinds of companies to promote the linear car's development ...