Usui Pass Railway Heritage Park

The Usui Pass Railway Heritage Park (Japanese: 碓氷峠鉄道文化むら Usui Tōge Tetsudō Bunka Mura) is a railway museum located in Annaka, Gunma, Japan. The museum is operated by the Usui Pass Exchange Memorial Foundation and is located on the former site of the Yokokawa Rolling Stock Depot.
==Current exhibits==
===Steam locomotives===
Photograph	Number	Class	Manufacturer	Build date	Status
 	D51 96	D51 	Kisha Seizō 	1937 	Static display
===Electric locomotives===
Photograph	Number 	Class	Manufacturer 	Build date	Status
 	ED42 1 	ED42 	Hitachi 	1934 	Static display, serviceable
 	EF15 165 	EF15 	Hitachi 	1958 	Static display
 	EF30 20 	EF30 	Mitsubishi Heavy Industries	1968 	Static display
 	EF53 2 	EF53 	Kisha Seizō 	1932 	Static display
 	EF58 172 	EF58 	Kisha Seizō 	1958 	Static display
 	EF59 1 	EF59 	Hitachi 	1938 	Static display
 	EF60 501 	EF60 	Kisha Seizō 	1963 	Static display
 	EF62 1 	EF62 	Kawsaski Sharyō 	1962 	Static display
 	EF62 54 	EF62 	Kisha Seizō 	1969 	Static display
 	EF63 1 	EF63 	Toshiba 	1962 	Static display
 	EF63 10 	EF63 	Mitsubishi Heavy Industries	1963 	Static display
 	EF63 11 	EF63 	Mitsubishi Heavy Industries	1963 	Operational
 	EF63 12 	EF63 	Mitsubishi Heavy Industries	1963 	Operational
No image 	EF63 18 	EF63 	Kawasaki Heavy Industries 	1967 	Static display, used as simulator
 	EF63 24 	EF63 	Kawasaki Heavy Industries 	1976 	Operational
 	EF63 25 	EF63 	Kawasaki Heavy Industries 	1976 	Operational
 	EF65 520 	EF65 	Toshiba 	1966 	Static display
 	EF70 1001	EF70 	Toshiba 	1964 	Static display
 	EF80 63 	EF80 	Hitachi 	1967 	Static display
===Diesel locomotives===
Photograph	Number 	Class 	Manufacturer 	Build date	Status
 	DD51 1 	DD51 	Hitachi 	1962 	Static display
 	DD53 1 	DD53 	Kisha Seizō 	1965 	Static display
 	TMC200B 221	TMC200B	Fuji Heavy Industries	1971 	Operational
===Electric multiple units===
Photograph	Number 	Class 	Previous set(s)	Manufacturer 	Build date	Status
 	KuHa 189-506	189 series	N105 	Kawasaki Heavy Industries	1975 	Static display
 	KuHa 189-5 	189 series	N104 	Kawasaki Heavy Industries	1975 	Static display
 	MoHa 189-5 	189 series	N207 	Nippon Sharyo 	1975 	Static display
===Diesel multiple units===
Photograph	Number 	Class 	Previous set(s)	Manufacturer 	Build date	Status
 	KiHa 20 467	KiHa 20 series	- 	Teikoku Sharyō 	1962 	Static display
 	KiHa 35 901	KiHa 35 series	- 	Tokyu Car Corporation 	1963 	Static display
 	KiNi 58 1 	KiNi 58 series	- 	Teikoku Sharyō 	1963 	Static display
 	005 	GA-100 	- 	Mitsubishi Heavy Industries	1997 	Static display
==Trivia==
*EF65 18 was converted into a simulator experience for visitors to drive an EF65 locomotive.
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