年表
- 1982Revenue service begins on 23 June for the opening of the Tohoku and Joetsu Shinkansen; initial base-number sets run at 210 km/h.
- 1983240 km/h 12-car F sets (200-1000 series) debut in November; the type receives the 23rd Laurel Prize, the first Shinkansen type so honoured.
- 1987On JNR privatization the fleet transfers to JR East; 8-/10-car G sets enter service from 18 April.
- 1990Thirteen-car H sets with two bi-level Green cars enter "Super Yamabiko" service from 23 June; four sets (F90-F93) are modified to run at up to 275 km/h on down Asahi services.
- 1997Withdrawal of the earlier (210 km/h base-number) units begins.
- 1998Set F80 (ex-F17) runs additional Nagano Shinkansen Asama services in February during the Nagano Winter Olympics; 275 km/h running on the Joetsu Shinkansen ends with the introduction of the E2 series.
- 2004A refurbished set (K25, Toki 325) derails near Nagaoka at about 200 km/h during the Chuetsu earthquake on 23 October, the first in-service derailment of a Shinkansen; none of the 155 passengers are injured.
- 2011200 series operation on the Tohoku Shinkansen ends from 19 November; sets continue on the Joetsu Shinkansen.
- 2013Regular scheduled services end at the 16 March timetable revision; final public runs (Sayonara 200 series) operate on 14 April, ending the type's career.
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事実確認日:2026年6月3日
ギャラリー 5枚
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