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Shikoku Shinkansen is a general term for two planned Shinkansen routes connecting Honshu, Kyushu and Shikoku. There are two planned routes: the Shikoku Shinkansen and the Trans-Shikoku Shinkansen. Together with the Chūō Shinkansen and Trans-Kyushu Shinkansen, it is a high-speed railway plan for Western Japan that constitutes the Pacific New National Axis in the "Grand Design for the National Land in the 21st Century". Although it is not included in the planned Shinkansen, since 2011, in response to the results of a basic survey, there has been active promotion to upgrade it to a planned development plan. It is expected that the extension of the Linear Chūō Shinkansen to Shin-Osaka Station will be realized as early as 2037, and a "super mega-region" will be formed by integrating the three major metropolitan areas. The Shikoku Shinkansen Development Promotion Association is aiming to open the Shikoku Shinkansen in 2037 to coincide with this. After the opening of the Chūō Shinkansen, travel times between Tokyo and Tokushima, Takamatsu, Matsuyama, and Kochi will all be in the two-hour range, with the exception of transfers at Shin-Osaka.
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