Popular sleeper train Cassiopeia makes last run to Sapporo

Popular sleeper train Cassiopeia makes last run to Sapporo

Railroad fans take a souvenir photo with Cassiopeia, East Japan Railway Co.'s flagship sleeper train, after it arrived in Sapporo on its last run from Tokyo on March 20, 2016. They hold placards expressing gratitude to the train. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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