A similar measure is being considered for the Hokuriku and Joetsu lines. On bullet trains on the Tohoku line, passengers will also be able to use small dividers to put around their seats and table free of charge. Passengers will also be able to borrow "smart glasses" which project the content of their laptop screens into specialized lenses worn on the face. 8 car and leaflets explaining the service were placed on the seats.Ī member of JR East's staff demonstrated to the media how she works remotely, using noise-canceling headphones. Media were granted access inside a running Hokuriku bullet train on Monday, where a sticker saying "office car" had been placed on a door of the No.
"We want to support a new way of working that is not bound by time and place," said an official from the railway operator known as JR East, which finally began the service in earnest after successful trial runs.
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