"The tunnel project is groundbreaking in terms of tunnel length and includes the construction of a junction in the middle of the tunnel for the exit to Kvitsøy. The junction, featuring a roundabout ...

From rooftop penguins to seaside whale shows, these Tokyo aquariums offer a mix of immersive exhibits and family-friendly fun ...

Tokyo Electric Power Company started to send seawater from Monday afternoon into an underwater tunnel that has been built to release Fukushima nuclear contaminated water into the sea, Japan's public ...

The first underwater tunnel in South Asia, built by a Chinese company, is expected to usher in a new era of transport and economic growth for Bangladesh and enhance connectivity with its neighbors.

The operator of Japan’s crippled Fukushima nuclear power plant intends to build an underwater tunnel to release water from the plant into the sea, it said on Tuesday, as part of a project to ...

Leaving Mojiko, the route comes to what is surely one of the most interesting pedestrian crossings on Earth: the Kanmon Pedestrian Tunnel. Built in 1958, with the underwater roadway above it, the ...

World’s longest and deepest underwater tunnel to cut 21-hour coastal drive by…, not in China, US, Singapore, Dubai, Japan, it is in… Although the project was approved in 2017, financial ...

The underwater viewing tunnel will run through a 7-meter-high, 13-meter-wide acrylic glass tank that will hold 1,300 tons of water. A beach will be created in the facility, and visitors will be able ...

Japan boasts the world's longest underwater tunnel, which stretches for more than miles under the seabed of the Tsugaru Strait, but it's now barely being used. Work on the Seikan Tunnel was ...

21-km long high-speed rail tunnel to redefine Subcontinent's transportation landscape Tunnel work in progress on the Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train project. It will connect two of India’s most ...

The Faroe Islands have built 17 tunnels on land and four subsea - including the world’s only underwater roundabout - to deal with its unpredictable weather.

The Seikan in Japan is an “awe-inspiring” underwater tunnel that runs for 33.46 miles. There’s also the Channel Tunnel that connects UK and France – which is also long at 31.4 miles.