
Overview
Moka Railway, which runs between Shimodate Station in Ibaraki Prefecture and Motegi Station in Tochigi Prefecture, began operating their tourist train, a Class C12 steam locomotive, in 1994, and opened the museum for retired steam engines in 2013. However, the cost to inspect and maintain the loco and facilities is expensive. Join us as we take a closer look at Moka Railway. See what they are doing to survive these difficult times and the challenges of preserving steam locomotives.
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7 - 1Keeping Commuters Safe During the Pandemic January 29, 2021
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7 - 2Moka Railway: Pushing Forward with Steam April 30, 2021
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7 - 3Must-see Railway News: The First Half of 2021 July 08, 2021
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7 - 4Japan's Top New Trains: Awarded for Excellence July 15, 2021
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7 - 5Back in Time at the Romancecar Museum July 29, 2021
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7 - 6Shinano Railway: Investing in New Trains September 16, 2021
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7 - 7This Is Not the End of the Line: Noto, Ishikawa Prefecture October 14, 2021
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7 - 8Asa Coast Railway: The World's First DMV November 11, 2021
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7 - 9Shinkansen Freight: Carrying On Post Pandemic November 25, 2021
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7 - 10Kominato Railway: Surviving with Wisdom and Ingenuity December 30, 2021