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EF58 and EF62 lead the way, featuring an express luggage train on Tokaido and Sanyosuji that attracted the attention of fans. This issue contains a wealth of information such as the organization charts and luggage transfer charts created by the National Railways Passenger Service and Driving Office. Find out the latest status of luggage train operation. Thorough coverage of Okayama 115 series and Miyahara 12 series under the JR West Japan jurisdiction, the history and details of each car is a must-see.
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JNR limited express train, alive.
Participated in EF65 1105 general inspection
Hisami Ito
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Luggage train seen in the document 1
Express luggage train on Tokaido / Sanyosuji
Go Katsube
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Documents March 1985 JNR Passenger Bureau
Luggage connection chart (Tokaido / Sanyo / Kyushu) line
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Luggage car that ran in the late Showa era
Outline Mani 36
Toshiya Hoshino
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JNR model reproduced on a model railway
Express luggage train to enjoy with KATO products
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A Series 12 Passenger Car Part2
Aboshi General Vehicle Office Miyahara Branch
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Former ・ JR East 107 series 100s 2nd car
Joshin Electric Railway 700
Toshio Sato
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Railway afterimage
Masaki Kinmori
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Metropolitan area third generation new series vehicle E233 series
The 17th Series E233 Series 8000
Rokuro Igarashi
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Private container file No. 45
UT13C-8000 / 28000th generation container
Masashi Takahashi
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115 series nationwide tour 5
JR West Okayama Train Area Variations
Koichi Maeno
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Railways seen by newspaper companies
9th Unusual Luggage Transport
Takashi Maesato
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LOCO LINER
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The 9th Brahma Story
Lightning factory manager and D51 model making
Maki Shrine
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Special wagon tour
Showa Tank Train (2)
Shinpei Yoshioka
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J-train News digest
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New car details
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JR East vehicle detailed information vehicle tracking 18th
Tadashi Arai
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JNR Golden Age Trail
The 71st Kyushu Line Honor Train (Part 4)
Terumoto Mitsuteru
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Dissipation orbit scenery 56th Besshi Copper Mine New mine train and many conserved cars (Part 2)
Noriyuki Okamoto
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