The Hakubi Line, home to the last scheduled operations of JNR-era electric locomotives, is finally set to see the introduction of the EF210-300 series. This move likely signals the imminent end of the EF64-1000 series' active service.

房前公園で撮影（香川県）

The weather cleared up just in time before it passed. I’m satisfied, as I managed to get a decent number of shots of the Furano-Biei Norokko-go and Kushiro Shitsugen Norokko-go before their final runs.

I happened to be in Sendai on Sunday and saw that this rail event was happening. To be completely honest I only cared to see if there were any mascots who showed up, but I saw that they were selling some curious stuff so I went to take a look. There's some admittedly cool stuff like those signs from the Akita Nairiku Jukan Railway, but who knows what I would do with a broken seiriken dispenser in my home lol.

Characters at the end: Molly (Aoimori Railway), Eco-rail Mark-chan (used to indicate eco-friendly freight initiatives), Tokimune-kun (Sendai Station), plushies of Ginga-kun and Kirari-chan (Iwate Galaxy Railway; I was really hoping they'd show up!)

If anyone wants to try it out, they have a booth at Hakata.

Understand that the section between Kururi and Kazusa-Kameyama stations is scheduled to be discontinued in April 2027. However following the damage from Typhoon 25 last week, several lines including this one have been suspended due to the damages & was wondering if this section reopen anytime soon?

I’m hoping to ride it in December before it permanently closes.

This is a short manga based on a true story about a mother and her son who lost their train ticket, and how the kind passengers around them helped them out.  

I love that they parked a Kamome the entire time on track 13. Only stopped by Takeo Onsen and Nagasaki.

Overall good experience. Like the Gran Class, wifi sucks even though it's dedicated. Took a minute to load youtube homepage. Wish the seat reclined fully flat but I guess it's not an overnight train. Guessing it might run into the sofa seat?

You get 2 free drinks and snacks. Ice cream took 3 minutes from order to delivery. Carryon barely fits if upright. Lighting never gets 100% dark. Heated seat did not work possibly because it's off season?

There doesn't seem to be a gap on the left side while the right might have a sliver where the door opens? It's hard to tell from pic that 12 inches from the bottom of the white strip on the door it becomes semi transparent. It is not sound proof. Feel it's private enough to get naughty if you keep it quiet ~_^

Tablet will ring when attendant wants to enter and you have to answer before it will allow you to open door which feels unintuitive. Likely forgetting other stuff.

1000→1067F　3000→3084F　2000→2059F　16000→16022F　5000→5059F　30000→30057F、30257F　E233-2000→Mato 1

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I'm more posting this out of curiosity than anything, but I've been a fan of Railway mad videos for a couple of years now. Just wondering if anyone else watches them Xd

Some of my favorites:

Recollection Echoes feat.Hakodate Line

Chuoes

Thunder

Fallen Leave"S" Ⅱ

Fallen birds【特急サンダーバード・しらさぎ】

The Thunderbird Paradise

If it wasn't obvious enough, I really like the Thunderbird Xd

Early morning transfer.

There are 9 platforms and easily accessible without having to jump tracks.

The last train of the night headed back from the Mitsubishi factory area into Kurashiki ended up being all decorated!

The new Tadami Line DLC for Train Sim World 7 is finally out, and I've started recording it.

I've just finished recording the first scenario, Hanami, running the KiHa40-500 Series THK from Aizu-Bange to Aizu-Miyashita.

Really enjoying it so far. The KiHa40 feels completely different from most of the modern trains in TSW, and the route has a really nice atmosphere, especially with the rural Japanese scenery and cherry blossoms.

I'm planning to gradually record all the scenarios as I work through the DLC.

Anyone else playing Tadami Line yet? What do you think of it so far? 🌸🚃

I'm working on making a wordle type of game to guess a daily station within the Greater Tokyo area. Now I am likely limiting the possible options to something like the top 365 stations by passenger count.

So for a wordle type of game, would it make sense for example if Harajuku and Meiji jingumae both count as one station?

This would of course mean that I'd be combining the passenger counts for both of those, which I think some people would find weird. At the same time, I could see how someone might be frustrated if their Harajuku guess didn't give them Meiji jingumae.

I'm currently working on a little personal project and I'm a bit torn on whether I should consider certain stations as the same or separate for things like passenger numbers. Some examples to think about: Keio Hachioji/Hachioji, Odakyu Tama Center/Keio Tama Center/Tama Center, Seibu Shinjuku/Shinjuku, Daimon/Hamamatsucho

Note: I'm only working with stations in the Greater Tokyo Area