C12 6 JNR 2-6-2T built in 1933

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C12 6 JNR 2-6-2T built in 1933

| ED75 501 Prototype built for Hakodate Main Line electrification, the ED76 500s were chosen instead

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KiHa27 11 built 1961
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Museum Map
| DD 16 17

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DD 13 611
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Snowploughs 1567 built 1950 & 270 built 1944
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1923 built Snowblower 601

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Roundhouse & Turntable

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DD14 323 and DD15 37 with a variety of snow clearing equipiment

| ED76 509, C55 50 and KiHa82 1. The buildings just to the left of ED76 509’s train contain the car collection

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ED 76 509, a Hokkaido specific sub class with longer bodies for larger water and fuel tanks for the steam heating generator

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No 6 Shizuoka, a 1884 built H.K.Porter 2-6-0 from the first batch of locos for the Horonai Railway

| Model of the coal loading pier that was located just to the east of the museum

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Diorama of the first train over Irifune Viaduct

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No 6 Shizuoka

| Type I1 First class coach built in 1892 by Hokkaido Tanko Tetsudo Kaisha

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C55 50

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DE10 503
| Post WWII coaching stock behind ED76 509

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Ki Ha 82 1 DMU 'Hokkai'

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Steam Loco 3, a 1909 H.K.Porter similar to No 6 Shizuoka, brought from a private line in the USA, prepares for a journey

| Aboard the short demonstration line
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Passenger cars used on the steam trip

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DMUs on display, KiHa56 23 at the front

| DMU KiHaYuNi25 1 receiving a fresh coat of paint |
DE 10 503 & DD51 615
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35 years of (slight) progress in snowplough design, 752 on the left a 1980 example compared to 718 from 1944

| DD51 615, a case of the missing 5s
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Interior of Dining Car KiShi 80 34

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Steam Loco 3 running around train

| Steam Loco 3 returning

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