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TS Japan Rail – Japan Rail Enthusiast Updates : November 2024
【Welcome】 Welcome to the November 2024 TS Japan Rail Japan Rail Enthusiasts updates and news. In November after weeks of planning we had a successful group rail tour that took in many different aspects of railways. Please read more abo... -
TS Japan Rail – Rail Enthusiast Updates : July-August 2024
【】 Welcome to the July 2024 Japan Rail Scene & TSJR News. In this regular post we bring you news from Japan of interest to Rail Enthusiasts. We also bring you updates from TS Japan Rail. The shinkansen and in particular the Tokaido... -
TS Japan Rail – Rail Enthusiast Updates – June 2024
【】 Welcome to our first Japan Rail Scene & TSJR News. This will be a regular feature going forward. We will highlight Japan Railway News that we think is of interest to International rail fans. We will also keep you updated on any ... -
Where to take the best Japan Railway Pictures ?
Most Rail Enthusiasts have one thing in common, the desire to find good locations for rail photography. TS Japan Rail can help you find the right locations and also give you ideas for your Japan Railway Pictures! We can help rail enthusi... -
Explore Japan’s Railways-some pictures from our 2022 archives
To round off the year we had a look back at some of our 2022 archives... Whether it is local trains in Tokyo or on a rural line, a limited express train or a steam locomotive, tram to an ABT locomotive there is a lot for the rail enthusi... -
Niitsu – A Railway Town and Centre of Train manufacturing
Niitsu is a "railway junction town" in Niigata Prefecture and has also long been home to train manufacturing. TSJR visited the J-Trec factory on its annual open day as part of the town's Railway Festa in October 2022. 【Niitsu, a town th... -
Steam Trains in Japan – SL Taiju
Tobu Railway's SL Taiju steam train runs in the Nikko Area of Tochigi Pref and is well worth a visit whether you are a rail enthusiast or a tourist. -
Tokyo’s Tram Lines
Tokyo in days past had an extensive tram network. Today there are only two lines that are classified astray (or light rail) lines. A number of cities in Japan have tram systems. We will be publishing more articles on Trams in the future. -
Bullet Trains (Shinkansen)
Japan's Bullet Trains, are rightly a proud symbol for Japan. Learn more about the shinkansen on the TS Japan Rail Railfan website. -
Oigawa Railway
Oigawa Railway runs along the Oigawa (Oi River) in Shizuoka Prefecture, including the Minami Alps area. It is popular with rail fans and tourists.
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