Osaka's iconic orange train makes final run

Osaka's iconic orange train makes final run

Osaka's iconic orange 201 series train makes its final run on June 7, 2019. Silver 323 series trains will replace the trains that have run on the Osaka Kanjo Line since 1961. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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