LRT train unveiled to media ahead of operation in Utsunomiya

LRT train unveiled to media ahead of operation in Utsunomiya

Photo taken in Utsunomiya in Tochigi Prefecture shows a light rail transit train ahead of its possible commercial operation in March 2023. The public-private third-sector train, unveiled to the media at a train base in the eastern Japan city, will run on a 14.6-kilometer route linking JR Utsunomiya Station and Haga in Tochigi Prefecture.

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