Revival-colored Eizan Electric Railway train departing from Yase-Hieiyamaguchi Station

Revival-colored Eizan Electric Railway train departing from Yase-Hieiyamaguchi Station

Revival-colored Eizan Electric Railway train departing from Yase-Hieiyamaguchi Station, now in the “ivory and maroon” livery of its 1987 debut, and in service as the “Revival 721.=April 18,2025,Kyoto

Fashion show inside train

Fashion show inside train

A fashion show planned by local college students is held inside an Eizan Railway train in Kyoto, western Japan, on Jan. 13, 2024, with models wearing used clothes that would have been discarded without the event, themed on sustainability.

Fashion show at train platform

Fashion show at train platform

A fashion show planned by local college students is held at an Eizan Railway platform in Kyoto, western Japan, on Jan. 13, 2024, with models wearing used clothes that would have been discarded without the event, themed on sustainability.

Kyoto train running through 'fall foliage tunnel'

Kyoto train running through 'fall foliage tunnel'

KYOTO, Japan - A train on Eizan Electric Railway Co.'s Kurama Line in northern Kyoto, western Japan, is running through the lit up fall foliage on Nov. 8, 2014.

Kyoto train running through 'fall foliage tunnel'

Kyoto train running through 'fall foliage tunnel'

KYOTO, Japan - A train on Eizan Electric Railway Co.'s Kurama Line in northern Kyoto, western Japan, is running through the lit up fall foliage on Nov. 8, 2014.

Autumn leaves illuminated for evening viewing

Autumn leaves illuminated for evening viewing

KYOTO, Japan - A train operated by Eizan Electric Railway Co. runs under a tunnel of autumn leaves on the evening of Nov. 24, 2009, in Kyoto's Sakyo Ward. The maple trees are illuminated for viewing in the evening.

Train travels through maple trees in Kyoto

Train travels through maple trees in Kyoto

An Eizan Electric Railway train travels through lit-up maple trees in Kyoto on Nov. 18, 2021.

Train travels through maple trees in Kyoto

Train travels through maple trees in Kyoto

An Eizan Electric Railway train travels through lit-up maple trees in Kyoto on Nov. 18, 2021.

Train travels through maple trees in Kyoto

Train travels through maple trees in Kyoto

An Eizan Electric Railway train travels through lit-up maple trees in Kyoto on Nov. 18, 2021.

Train travels through maple trees in Kyoto

Train travels through maple trees in Kyoto

An Eizan Electric Railway train travels through lit-up maple trees in Kyoto on Nov. 18, 2021.

Train travels through maple trees in Kyoto

Train travels through maple trees in Kyoto

An Eizan Electric Railway train travels through lit-up maple trees in Kyoto on Nov. 18, 2021.

Kyoto train running through 'fall foliage tunnel'

Kyoto train running through 'fall foliage tunnel'

A train on Eizan Electric Railway's Kurama Line in Kyoto runs through lit-up fall foliage on Nov. 7, 2015. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

Autumn leaves illuminated for evening viewing

Autumn leaves illuminated for evening viewing

KYOTO, Japan - A train operated by Eizan Electric Railway Co. runs under a tunnel of autumn leaves on the evening of Nov. 24, 2009, in Kyoto's Sakyo Ward. The maple trees are illuminated for viewing in the evening. (Kyodo)

Kyoto train running through 'fall foliage tunnel'

Kyoto train running through 'fall foliage tunnel'

KYOTO, Japan - A train on Eizan Electric Railway Co.'s Kurama Line in northern Kyoto, western Japan, is running through the lit up fall foliage on Nov. 8, 2014. (Kyodo)

Tengu legendary creature in Japan

Tengu legendary creature in Japan

Photo taken Dec. 20, 2019, shows a statue of the head of Tengu, a creature from Japanese folklore, in front of Eizan Railway's Kurama Station in Kyoto. Children gathered for a photography event before the removal of the aging statue, a symbol of the area located near the legendary abode of the creatures on Mt. Kurama. A new statue has already been installed there. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

Tengu legendary creature in Japan

Tengu legendary creature in Japan

Photo taken Dec. 20, 2019, shows a statue of the head of Tengu, a creature from Japanese folklore, in front of Eizan Railway's Kurama Station in Kyoto. Children gathered for a photography event before the removal of the aging statue, a symbol of the area located near the legendary abode of the creatures on Mt. Kurama. A new statue has already been installed there. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

Local train in Kyoto

Local train in Kyoto

Photo taken Nov. 20, 2019, shows Eizan Electric Railway's Kirara train, which has large windows to allow passengers a good view of passing scenery, stopping at Ninose Station in Kyoto. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

Local train in Kyoto

Local train in Kyoto

Eizan Electric Railway's Kirara train, which has large windows to allow passengers a good view of passing scenery, travels through Japanese maple trees in Kyoto on Nov. 20, 2019. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

Local train in Kyoto

Local train in Kyoto

Eizan Electric Railway's Kirara train, which has large windows to allow passengers a good view of passing scenery, travels through Japanese maple trees in Kyoto on Nov. 20, 2019. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

Newly designed tourist train in Kyoto

Newly designed tourist train in Kyoto

Eizan Electric Railway Co. shows the media a new train carriage featuring a large gold oval design on the front in Kyoto on March 7, 2018. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

Newly designed tourist train in Kyoto

Newly designed tourist train in Kyoto

Eizan Electric Railway Co. shows the media a new train carriage featuring a large gold oval design on the front in Kyoto on March 7, 2018. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

Foreign tourists to Japan reach 20 million in Jan.-Oct.

Foreign tourists to Japan reach 20 million in Jan.-Oct.

An Eizan Electric Railway train runs through lit-up fall foliage in Kyoto on Nov. 16, 2016. The Japan Tourism Agency said the same day that the estimated total number of foreign visitors to the country reached 20.11 million at the end of October, up 23.3 percent from a year earlier. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

Foreign tourists to Japan reach 20 million in Jan.-Oct.

Foreign tourists to Japan reach 20 million in Jan.-Oct.

An Eizan Electric Railway train runs through lit-up fall foliage in Kyoto on Nov. 16, 2016. The Japan Tourism Agency said the same day that the estimated total number of foreign visitors to the country reached 20.11 million at the end of October, up 23.3 percent from a year earlier. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo