Now we now where all types of Japanese KiHa's went to!

[Densha]

It is known that many Japanese commuter trains end up in Indonesia and the Philippines (in the later usually pulled by diesel locos though), but I didn't know that many KiHa's are in Myanmar now. Just look at the variation seen here: http://www.2427junction.com/mmryangoncu.html

KiHa 52, 58, 48, 120 in both the Myanmar livery but also in JR Hokkaido/Shikoku/West liveries.

This is the main page of the website and there's a link to a page of Asian trains which features lots of ex-Japanese trains: http://www.2427junction.com/

[westfalen]

It looks like the layout of someone who can't decide what part of Japan to model.