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09 November, 2024
Isumi Railway: the safety crisis
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Last month, an Isumi Railway train derailed in Chiba Prefecture due to poor track maintenance. The railway has been closed for more than a ...
07 September, 2024
Nicchu Line and its ruins
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On 1 April 1984, Nicchu Line in Northeastern Japan was closed. It was just 11.6 km (7.2 miles) long, a small rural railway operated by Japa...
02 December, 2023
The Red List of Trains in Japan (Dec-2023 update)
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The Red List of Trains in Japan has been updated with four new articles, namely: JR West KiHa 126 series JR Kyushu KiHa 200 series 800...
25 November, 2023
The steepest railway in Japan and autumn leaves
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Unlike other past articles, this is a part of my diary though related to Japanese railways. Yesterday, I went with a friend of mine to Mt Ta...
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09 September, 2023
"Tokyo King's Cross"
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On 25 April, a refurbishment programme at Seibu Railway's Ikebukuro station in Tokyo has been completed. Platforms 1 and 2 now look lik...
01 September, 2023
The level crossing scandal in western Japan
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Kotoden (Takamatsu Kotohira Railroad) is a small private railway in Kagawa Prefecture, western Japan. There are three lines: Kotohira line...
12 August, 2023
Shichirigahama, Kamakura
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Enoden is a small private railway in the ancient capital of Kamakura, and the railway itself is recognised as a tourist spot. There are man...
08 April, 2023
On Kintetsu Aoniyoshi
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On Monday 3 April, my parents and I enjoyed a 34-minute journey on Kintetsu Aoniyoshi , a sightseeing train in ancient capitals in Japan. U...
25 March, 2023
The Red List of Trains in Japan (Mar-2023 update)
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The Red List of Trains in Japan has been updated with 8 new articles. More importantly, many existing articles have the latest information ...
11 March, 2023
Keikyu Once More...or Three Times More
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In June 2010, Keikyu 1000 series retired after being in service for more than 50 years. The 1000 series was known as the most numerous &qu...
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