After returning to Ueno, members discussed future plans at a nearby beer hall in typical Japanese fashion. Encouraged to greater fitness by John Raby, who hiked down to meet us at Yokokawa, I walked up the line for about twenty minutes towards the disused substation. The rolling stock exhibition facility utilizes the former actual workshop building that used to maintain the EF 63 banking engines. Photo by Hiroshi Naito. Exhibited inside the former workshop are three EF63s.
Visitors can see, feel and touch the actual engines in the real locomotive workshop circumstance.
Photo by Hiroshi Naito. EF6325 on demonstration running along the operation track in the Village. The opportunity of driving an EF63 on this 300 m long track is available for enthusiasts after receiving specified training. Photo by Hiroshi Naito. EF532, type EF53, an earlier type of the domestically produced electric locomotives.