Museum on "Romancecar" resort trains

Museum on "Romancecar" resort trains

Photo taken in Ebina in Kanagawa Prefecture, eastern Japan, on March 26, 2021, shows "Romancecar" limited express trains at a museum dedicated to such trains, linking Tokyo and mountain resorts such as Hakone. Odakyu Electric Railway Co. will open the museum on April 19, displaying five retired "Romancecars."

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