Train painted with current, former Tigers players to mark team's 80th anniversary

Train painted with current, former Tigers players to mark team's 80th anniversary

Masayuki Kakefu (L), a former Hanshin Tigers third baseman, poses for a photo in front of a train painted with a photo of himself when he was an active player, on March 16, 2015, in Osaka's Hanshin Umeda Station. Hanshin Electric Railway Co. began operating the train, painted in the team color yellow, combined with photos of 19 former and current players the same day to commemorate the 80th anniversary in 2015 of the professional baseball team. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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