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Kichijoji, 5 Dec 2011JR East has three locomotives that are often called "locomotives of death" by railway enthusiasts: EF64 1030, 1031 and 1032. Such a disgraceful name is not officially used, but...

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Seibu has two main lines in Saitama Prefecture and Tokyo: Ikebukuro and Shinjuku lines. As their names suggest, their terminal is Ikebukuro and Shinjuku, respectively. There are famous tourist spot...

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Tokyo Metro Marunouchi line was first opened in 1954 as the second underground in the capital. It was gradually extended until 1962, and today it is 17 miles long with 28 stations (including the br...

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Ome-kaido - Hitotsubashi-gakuen, 5 Feb 2021On 1st October 2020, Seibu 9000 series entered Tamako line service, a small branch line in western Tokyo. The 9000 series is the new rolling stock for thi...

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Kurihama Factory (Keikyu), 25 Dec 2013Locomotives in Japan are mostly operated on JR network, mainly by JR Freight. However, there are a few locomotives that are used by non-JR entities. For exampl...

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Keisei-Takasago - Keisei-Koiwa, 31 Jan 2021Last August, No. 3688 of Keisei 3600 series (consists of six coaches) was repainted into the original livery called "Fire Orange Colour". According to Kei...

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As this blog has explained earlier, JR East will change its timetables on Saturday 13th March 2021. Major timetable changes generally aim to encourage more passengers to use trains with more conven...

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Toei Shinjuku line is one of four underground lines in the capital owned and operated by Tokyo Metropolitan Bureau of Transportation, which is 23.5 km (14.6 miles) long with 21 stations. The line w...

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OverviewFollowing the state of emergency regarding COVID-19 for Tokyo, Chiba, Kanagawa and Saitama Prefectures declared on 7th January, Governors of these prefectures and Minister of Land, Infrastr...

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