January - Intercity Railway Society
January - Intercity Railway Society
January - Intercity Railway Society
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1937 built 2-6-2T C12 164, owned by the<br />
Japanese National Trust stored out of use<br />
27 May 2011<br />
after spending many years on static display<br />
in Kyushu, 2-6-4T C11 190, built in 1940 was<br />
restored and returned to service in 2003<br />
Shin Kanaya workshops, 27 May 2011<br />
Now back to Kanaya to change for our train to Tokyo where we had about 3 hours free time before<br />
heading to the airport. I still had not seen as many locomotives as I would have liked and when I was<br />
here 5 years ago I visited a depot at Shin Kawzsaki, about 20 minutes out of Tokyo so I decided to go<br />
there and 5 of the group came with me. This is quite good as there are a lot of locomotives stabled in<br />
the station area with a road on both sides of the tracks joined by an overbridge, all of which are good<br />
vantage points. The depot itself was about a quarter of a mile from the station so we walked to it and<br />
saw more from a footbridge. We did not attempt to enter, so happy with that, we returned to Tokyo to<br />
catch the train to our hotel.<br />
on the whole tour the best selection of<br />
locomotives together was at Shin Kawzsaki<br />
depot (Tokyo) where EF64 1003 is seen<br />
27 May 2011<br />
Double, Bo+Bo+Bo+Bo EH500 27<br />
Shin Kawzsaki depot<br />
27 May 2011<br />
from the road overbridge, 10 electric locos<br />
are seen outside Shin Kawzsaki station<br />
27 May 2011<br />
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Shin Kawzsaki Depot from the footbridge with<br />
DE10 1136, DE11 2004 (skirt) and in the<br />
foreground DE10 1669, 27 May 2011