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東京15区補選の投票率が8.85%に下落、正午時点で前回を下回る【2024年春の衆院補選】 – 朝日新聞デジタル

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The latest news story making headlines today is about the extension of the Hokuriku Shinkansen line to Osaka. Since the opening of the Kanazawa to Tsuruga section of the line over a month ago, there has been anticipation for the extension to New Osaka. However, there is uncertainty surrounding the commencement of construction, leaving residents in Fukui Prefecture disappointed.

The proposed route through Obama and Kyoto has not progressed, leading to hopes for the revival of the abandoned route through Maibara. The lack of progress has sparked concerns among locals, who were looking forward to the convenience and economic benefits the extension would bring.

In related news, a high-speed bus service between Nagoya and Fukui has seen an increase in passengers due to the extended travel time caused by the delay in the Shinkansen extension. Additionally, the high cost of extending the line to Tsuruga has raised questions about the feasibility of the project.

As discussions continue about the future of the Hokuriku Shinkansen line, residents and officials are eagerly awaiting updates on the extension to Osaka and the potential impact it will have on the region’s transportation and economy. Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story.

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