Which high-speed train service was specifically named to evoke the concept of 'bullet-like speed' when it launched in 1964, revolutionizing rail transportation?

High-speed rail has transformed transportation worldwide, with iconic brands leading the way. These transportation marvels aren't just about speed and efficiency—they're also masterpieces of branding and marketing. This trivia challenges you to test your knowledge about one of the most famous high-speed train brand histories. Are you a transportation enthusiast who knows the origins of these velocity ventures, or are you just along for the ride?

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Japan's Shinkansen (whose name translates to 'new trunk line' but was marketed as the 'bullet train' due to its appearance)
France's TGV (originally named 'Très Grande Vitesse' to emphasize its unprecedented velocity)
Germany's ICE (initially branded as 'Intercity Express' to highlight its intercity speed capabilities)
China's CRH (first marketed as 'China Racing Harmoniously' to combine speed with cultural values)