Tsukuba Express is a commuter rail line in Japan that connects Akihabara in Tokyo with Tsukuba in Ibaraki Prefecture. It is operated by the Metropolitan Intercity Rail Company. The line covers a distance of approximately 58.3 kilometers and offers both express and rapid services, making it a vital transportation route for commuters traveling between urban Tokyo and the technology-centric city of Tsukuba, which is known for its research institutes and universities. The Tsukuba Express is notable for its modern trains and technology, including features like automated operations on certain sections, contributing to efficient travel times and a comfortable ride for passengers. The line began operations in 2005, and it serves both urban and rural areas, facilitating connectivity and economic activity in the region.
The Tsukuba Express (TX) celebrates its 20th anniversary with engaging activities and events for commuters and rail enthusiasts. A new commemorative logo symbolizes TX's journey, featuring urban landscapes and natural…