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  1. Some snippets from an Asahi article: complete article: http://ajw.asahi.com/article/behind_news/social_affairs/AJ201309230101
  2. Last month testing occured with a DF200 diesel on the winter-season (and perennially threatened) Sekihoku Line onion trains. As JR Freight's public reason for discontinuance of this train was the life-expiration of the dd51 motive power, successful replacement with the DF200 may prolong this interesting service. At Engaru (movement begins at about 0:45): And for all you kiha 40 fans, a warm season scene on the Sekihoku Line, at Jomon. 4 car train 4653D, an Engaru-Abashiri service, reminiscent of JNR era express trains: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dihx7bMNNIg
  3. At Shiroishi Station, a fun poster promoting internet seat reservations- the ltd. express types are from the left, Super Hakucho (789 series), Super Hokuto (kiha 281), and Super Kamui (789 series).
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