New Tobu Spacia X limited express train begins service

New Tobu Spacia X limited express train begins service

A ceremony marking the entering into service of Tobu Railway Co.'s new Spacia X limited express train is held at Asakusa Station in Tokyo on July 15, 2023. The train links Asakusa Station and Tochigi Prefecture's Nikko national park and Kinugawa hot spring resort.

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