Steam locomotive Hitoyoshi

The steam locomotive Hitoyoshi is seen on display at Kyushu Railway Co.'s Hitoyoshi Station in Hitoyoshi in the southwestern Japan prefecture of Kumamoto on Nov. 17, 2024, a day before it goes on public display. The locomotive, built over 100 years ago, ran its last commercial service in March 2024, when it was part of a sightseeing train.

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