Sangi Railway Sangi Line Kintetsu-Tomida to Nishi-Fujiwara Stations

[Sacto1985]

A YouTube user filmed early in 2015 a trip on the Sangi Railway Sangi Line from Kintetsu-Tomida to Nishi-Fujiwara Stations:

 

 

This line was originally built to transport cement, but is now a fairly significant commuter line. The video is shot from a 751 Series three-car EMU, which was formerly a Seibu Railway 101 Series EMU.

[miyakoji]

Thanks.  Nice big windshield makes for a great video :).  Also, clear winter skies and at the beginning a side-by-side comparison between 1067mm and 1435mm track.

[Sacto1985]

It's interesting to compare this line with the Sangi Railway-owned Hokusei Line, which is the longest 762 mm gauge line still in wide usage:

 

 

I believe this line still has a good amount of commuter traffic and has become a favorite railfans in Japan and outside the country, too.