Tobu Museum

The Tobu Museum (Japanese: 東武博物館 Tōbu Hakubutsukan) is a railway museum that was established in May of 1989 and is currently located in Sumida, Tokyo, Japan.
== History ==
The Tobu Museum was established in May of 1989 at Sumida in Tokyo, Japan, and as of today, they currently preserve many locomotives that were operated by the railways of Japan.
==List==
===Steam Locomotives===
Photograph	Locomotive 	Build date	Manufacturer 	Arrival date	Status
 	Tobu Railway No. 5	1898 	Beyer, Peacock & Company	1989 	Static display
 	Tobu Railway No. 6	1898 	Beyer, Peacock & Company	1989 	Static display
=== Electric Locomotives ===
Photograph	Locomotive	Build date	Manufacturer 	Notes 	Status
 	ED101 	1928 	English Electric	January 2009	Static display
 	ED5015 	1959 	Hitachi 	- 	Static display
=== Electric multiple mnits ===
Photograph	Unit 	Build date	Manufacturer 	Notes 	Status
 	MoHa 1721	1960 	Naniwa Kōki 	Cab only	Static display
 	DeHa 5 	1924 	Nippon Sharyo	 	Static display
 	MoHa 5701	1951 	Kisha Seizo 	 	Static display
 	MoHa 5703	1951 	Naniwa Kōki 	Cab only	Static display
=== Streetcars ===
Photograph	Type 	Unit	Build date	Manufacturer	Notes	Status
 	Electric	203 	1960 	Kisha Seizō 	- 	Static display
== Trivia ==
* The museum has several pickup exhibits, one of them being a steam locomotive show that is held 4 times a day. In it, they use No. 5 to recreate a scene of a steam locomotive moving via electric motors located under its wheels.
* No. 5 was originally restored into its 1898 appearance prior to its display at the museum.
* The museum owns a 8000 series set which was restored to working order in 2012 and runs special events.
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