Eco-society forcing energy-eating train cars to depart

Eco-society forcing energy-eating train cars to depart

TOKYO, Japan - A boy takes a photo of a man and the popular Panorama Car train of Nagoya Railroad Co. at Utsumi Station in the town of Minamichita, Aichi Prefecture, during a farewell event for the aging train on March 28.

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