This page is for all locomotives which are based at the SCMaglev and Railway Park in Nagoya, Japan.
Steam Engines[]
Reiji[]
Reiji (Japanese: レイジ) is a tender engine from Japan who lives in the Symbolic Rolling Stock Hall at the SCMaglev and Railway Park.
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C62 1 and C62 2 are other members of this class.
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Reiji is painted black.
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- Reiji is likely named after Leiji Matsumoto (spelled "Matsumoto Reiji" using Hepburn romanisation), the creator of the Galaxy Express 999 manga series, the titular locomotive of which is also a JNR C62 class.
Taita[]
Taita (Japanese: タイタ) is a narrow gauge tank engine from Japan who lives at the SCMaglev and Railway Park.
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Ke 90 was originally built as the Tōnō Railway's No. 1 and a member of its A Class, alongside sister locomotive No. 2. Both locomotives were constructed by Dai-Nippon Kidō Tekkōbu and were completed in time for the railway's opening ceremony on 28 December 1918.
Following the absorption of the Tōnō Railway into the Japanese Government Railways (JGR) on 25 September 1926, No. 1 was renumbered Ke 90. The locomotive continued use on the railway until 30 September 1928, when the line was re-gauged. Following this, it was kept at Hamamatsu Works, partially sectioned to help teaching engineers. Ke 90 is currently preserved in this form at the SCMaglev and Railway Park.
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Taita is painted black with white valences.
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Trivia[]
- While Taita is shown complete in Thomas Runs with the SCMaglev, the real Ke 90 is currently sectioned to show the inner workings of a steam locomotive to visitors.
- Taita is named after the Taita Line, part of which runs over the trackbed of the Tōnō Railway, where Taita's basis originally worked.
Diesel Multiple Units[]
KiHa 181-1[]
KiHa 181-1 is an express passenger diesel multiple unit from Japan who lives in the Great Rolling Stock Hall at the SCMaglev and Railway Park.
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KiHa 181-1 is painted cream with red stripes and grey skirts.
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Electric Multiple Units (Power Cars)[]
KuHa 111-1[]
KuHa 111-1 is an express passenger electric multiple unit from Japan who lives in the Great Rolling Stock Hall at the SCMaglev and Railway Park.
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KuHa 111-1 is a 111 series, which is a Japanese suburban electric multiple unit. Built in 1962 and 1963 for JNR, the 111 series served as a prototype of sorts for the 113 series sets that were to soon follow. KuHa 111-1 was retired in February 1987 and is now preserved at the SCMaglev and Railway Park Museum.
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KuHa 111-1 is painted in the "Shonan" livery of deep orange and forest green with black skirts.
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KuHa 381-1[]
KuHa 381-1 is an express passenger electric multiple unit from Japan who lives in the Great Rolling Stock Hall at the SCMaglev and Railway Park.
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KuHa 381-1 is painted cream with red stripes and grey skirts.
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KuMoHa 52004[]
KuMoHa 52004, also known as MoHa 52004, is an express passenger electric multiple unit from Japan who lives in the Great Rolling Stock Hall at the SCMaglev and Railway Park.
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KuMoHa 52004 is painted cream with dark brown window surrounds and skirts.
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MoHa 63638[]
MoHa 63638, formerly known as MoHa 72258 and KuMoYa 90005, is an express passenger electric multiple unit from Japan who lives in the Great Rolling Stock Hall at the SCMaglev and Railway Park.
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MoHa 63638 is painted dark brown.
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Kenya[]
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Kenya (Japanese: ケンヤ) is a high-speed electric engine from Japan who lives in the Symbolic Rolling Stock Hall at the SCMaglev and Railway Park.
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Kenya is painted white with dark blue stripes and grey skirts. "300X" is written on his sides underneath his windows in grey.
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21-86[]
21-86 is a high-speed electric engine from Japan who lives in the Great Rolling Stock Hall at the SCMaglev and Railway Park.
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21-86 is based on the real 0 Series Shinkansen No. 21-86, also known as a "Bullet Train". These were the first generation of such engines and were designed specifically to run the high-speed Tōkaidō Shinkansen line in Japan. By 2008, all units had been withdrawn from active service, however a large number are preserved, including one, number 22-141, at the National Railway Museum in York, which was donated as a gift by the West Japan Railway Company in 2001. Kenji is another member of this class.
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21-86 is painted white with dark blue stripes and skirts.
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123-1[]
123-1 is a high-speed electric engine from Japan who lives in the Great Rolling Stock Hall at the SCMaglev and Railway Park.
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123-1 is painted light blue with dark blue skirts.
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322-9001[]
322-9001 is a high-speed electric engine from Japan who lives in the Great Rolling Stock Hall at the SCMaglev and Railway Park.
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322-9001 is painted off-white with dark blue stripes.
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723-9001[]
723-9001 is a high-speed electric engine from Japan who lives in the Great Rolling Stock Hall at the SCMaglev and Railway Park.
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723-9001 is painted off-white with dark blue stripes and grey skirts.
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783-9001[]
783-9001 is an express passenger electric multiple unit from Japan who lives at the SCMaglev and Railway Park.
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783-9001 is painted white with dark blue stripes and grey skirts.
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922-26[]
922-26 (nicknamed "Doctor Yellow") is a high-speed electric engine from Japan who lives in the Great Rolling Stock Hall at the SCMaglev and Railway Park.
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922-26 is painted in the Doctor Yellow livery of yellow with dark blue stripes and skirts.
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Trivia[]
- 922-26 is the fourth character to wear eyewear, following the Sodor Chain Load Undercut, Whiff and Darcy respectively.
- 922-26 is the first Thomas & Friends exclusive character introduced to have a yellow face.
Electric Multiple Units (Coaches)[]
16-2034[]
16-2034 is an electric multiple unit from Japan. One of the middle cars is preserved at in the Great Rolling Stock Hall at the SCMaglev and Railway Park.
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16-2034 is based on the real 0 Series Shinkansen No. 16-2034, also known as a "Bullet Train". These were the first generation of such engines and were designed specifically to run the high-speed Tōkaidō Shinkansen line in Japan. By 2008, all units had been withdrawn from active service, however a large number are preserved. Kenji's Coaches, 21-86, 36-84 and 37-2523 are other member of this class.
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16-2034 is painted white with dark blue stripes and skirts.
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36-84[]
36-84 is an electric multiple unit from Japan. One of the middle cars is preserved and coupled to 21-86, at in the Great Rolling Stock Hall at the SCMaglev and Railway Park.
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36-84 is based on the real 0 Series Shinkansen No. 36-84, also known as a "Bullet Train". These were the first generation of such engines and were designed specifically to run the high-speed Tōkaidō Shinkansen line in Japan. By 2008, all units had been withdrawn from active service, however a large number are preserved. Kenji's Coaches, 21-86, 16-2034 and 37-2523 are other member of this class.
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36-84 is painted white with dark blue stripes and skirts.
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37-2523[]
37-2523 is an electric multiple unit from Japan. One of the middle cars is preserved at in the Great Rolling Stock Hall at the SCMaglev and Railway Park.
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37-2523 is based on the real 0 Series Shinkansen No. 37-2523, also known as a "Bullet Train". These were the first generation of such engines and were designed specifically to run the high-speed Tōkaidō Shinkansen line in Japan. By 2008, all units had been withdrawn from active service, however a large number are preserved. Kenji's Coaches, 21-86, 36-84 and 16-2034 are other member of this class.
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37-2523 is painted white with dark blue stripes and skirts.
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168-9001[]
168-9001 is an electric multiple unit from Japan. One of the middle cars is preserved and coupled to 123-1, at in the Great Rolling Stock Hall at the SCMaglev and Railway Park.
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168-9001 is painted light blue with dark blue skirts.
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Maglev[]
Hayato[]
Hayato (Japanese: ハヤト) is a high-speed maglev from Japan who lives in the Symbolic Rolling Stock Hall at the SCMaglev and Railway Park.
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Hayato is painted white with dark blue stripes.
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References[]
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Locomotives | Steam | Hiro | Hiro's Friends | C11 | Dübs | Hachiroku | Kitson | Yoshitsune | B20 | C11 64 | C53 45 | C55 1 | C56 160 | C62 1 | C62 2 | D50 140 | D51 1 | D52 468 | 9633 | Reiji | Taita |
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| Diesel | KiHa 81-3 | JNR Class DE10 | KiHa 181-1 | ||
| Electric | Kenji | Satoshi and Takeshi | E10 | Zoom | EF65 1 | KuHa 489-1 | KuHaNe 581-35 | 521-1 | 221-Series | KuHa 111-1 | KuHa 381-1 | KuMoHa 52004 | MoHa 63638 | Kenya | 21-86 | 123-1 | 322-9001 | 723-9001 | 783-9001 | 922-26 | ||
| Maglev | Hayato | Ryusei | ||
| Rolling Stock | Kenji's Coaches | JNR 481 Series Coaches | Ōigawa Main Line Coaches | Ikawa Line Coaches | 16-2034 | 36-84 | 37-2523 | 168-9001 | ||
| Non-Rail Vehicles | The Japanese Ship | The Japanese Cranes | ||
| People | Sir Takaboushi Hideki | Ōigawa Railway Manager | ||
| Landmarks | Mount Fuji | Senzu | Shimizu Port | The Tea Fields | Kyoto Railway Museum | Kiyomizu Temple | ||
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Locomotives | Hiro | Kenji |
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