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  1. bikkuri bahn
    Scenes in the summer of 1985, the twilight of JNR on the Tohoku Main Line, somewhere near Kurihashi Station. Partially airconditioned 115 series units, unremarkable (back then!) 185 series- glory in the roar of their mt54 traction motors, 583 series on long distance services to Aomori, blue trains...later a selection of freight, including a mixed freight, capped by an ef58 pulling a rake of old coaches on a special train. Check out other vids by this user for similar mid-eighties content.
  2. Sacto1985
    Does anyone know how many 113 and 115 Series train sets are still operational? I think JR East still has a small number running around the Niigata area, Shinano Railway runs them (but will phase them out in favor of the SR1, an E129 Series derivative), and of course there is JR West's substantial fleet (but for how long; I can foresee a big 227 Series order that will retire them all).
  3. bikkuri bahn
    JR East Nagano Division this month has run specials (rinji ressha w/ unreserved seating) using 115 series in original Shonan and Yokosuka colors coupled with a kumoyuni mail/parcels railcar, simulating a JNR-era long distance suburban/local service. Locations in this video include the Ooito Line, and the Shinonoi Line, the last scenes being the switch back at Obasute. Some other shorties: Official announcement (see page 8): http://www.jreast.co.jp/nagano/pdf/140523-2.pdf
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