Sakuma Rail Park

The Sakuma Rail Park (Japanese: 佐久間レールパーク Sakuma Rērupāku) was an open-air railway preservation park located in Hamamatsu, Shizuoka, Japan. It was located next to Chūbu-Tenryū Station on the Iida Line and featured exhibits such as rolling stock and Japan's largest Plarail layout at the time.
The Sakuma Rail Park was closed on 1 November 2009, with most of the vehicles moved to the SCMaglev and Railway Park in Nagoya which opened in 2011. Other reasons for the closure include the geographical location of the park, being in an area with significant temperature and weather swings, causing damage to the rolling stock. Any locomotives that were not moved to the SCMaglev and Railway Park were scrapped in 2010.
==Exhibits==
All exhibits were on static display.
===Electric locomotives===
Photograph	Number 	Class	Manufacturer 	Build date	Status
 	ED11 2 	ED11 	General Electric	1923 	Moved to SCMaglev and Railway Park
 	ED62 14	ED62 	Toshiba 	1959 	Scrapped July 2010
===Electric multiple units===
Photograph	Number 	Class 	Previous set(s)	Manufacturer 	Build date	Status
 	21-2023Cab only	0 Series Shinkansen	YK22 	Tokyu Car Corporation	1985 	Moved to J-TREC's Yokohama's headquarters
 	MoHa 12054 	KuMoHa 12 series 	- 	Nippon Sharyo 	1931 	Scrapped July 2010
 	KuMoE 21800 	KuMoE 21 series 	- 	Nippon Sharyo 	1930 	Scrapped July 2010
 	MoHa 52004 	52 series 	- 	Kawasaki Sharyō 	1937 	Moved to SCMaglev and Railway Park
 	KuHa 66002 	KuHa 66 series 	A2, A3 	Kisha Seizō 	1947 	Scrapped circa July 2010
 	KuHa 111-1 	111 series 	L10 	Nippon Sharyo 	1962 	Moved to SCMaglev and Railway Park
 	KuYa 165-1 	KuYa 165 series 	- 	Kinki Sharyo 	1961 	Scrapped July 2010
===Diesel multiple units===
Photograph	Number 	Class 	Previous set(s)	Manufacturer 	Build date	Status
 	KiHa 48036	KiHa 48000 series	- 	Tokyu Car Corporation	1956 	Moved to SCMaglev and Railway Park
 	KiHa 181-1	KiHa 181 series 	- 	Fuji Heavy Industries	1968 	Moved to SCMaglev and Railway Park
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