Museum opened to mark 110th anniv. of Osaka-Kobe railway service

Museum opened to mark 110th anniv. of Osaka-Kobe railway service

Takaoki Fujiwara (C, L), president of Hanshin Electric Railway Co., and Amagasaki Mayor Kazumi Fujiwara (C, R) cut the ribbon with children at a ceremony in Kobe on April 12, 2015, to open a museum built by the railway company to mark the 110th anniversary of its service between Osaka and Kobe in the western Japan region of Kansai. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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