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More information about this car: https://www.tatemonoen.jp/english/restore/intro/outdoor.php#o08

Made in 1962

Depots: Aoyama, Yanagishima, and then Arakawa, in Tokyo

Explain: This used to serve the route from Shibuya Station to Shinbashi, Hamacho-nakanohashi, Suda-cho (Kanda), and back again. Streetcars began to disappear from the streets of Tokyo from 1963, but still run on the Arakawa line.

Also, a 360-degree photographic tour around the tram

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[-] LordAmplifier@pawb.social 3 points 1 month ago

Thank you! Yes, it looks like a lot of them have that face. It's always cool to see the regional differences in tram design. The basic shape is always the same, of course, but some are more blocky, others have to fit different boarding platforms, and so on.

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