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  1. miyakoji
    I often think about long-haul rides on conventional lines. In particular, Aomori to Kyoto and Kyoto to Shimonoseki on the lines on the Sea of Japan. I've done most but not all of the Kyoto-to-Shimonoseki half in separate runs, but none of the northeastern part. Have any of you? The parts of the San'in that I've traveled, I think were almost all worth doing by local train. What about the Tohoku/Hokuriku region? But it looks like a much longer distance, possibly double. I wonder if I'd be tempted to pay out for a limited express ticket
  2. miyakoji
    Here's footage by YT uploader KAZUOo50 from the area on September 12th and 13th, 1997. Operations here ended just a few weeks later on October 1st. This is a full 56 minutes, serious fans only, please
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