Kamiokoppe Railway Museum Reviews: Insider Insights and Visitor Experiences
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Wooden と National Type EMU
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The old station building on the JR Nayoro Main Line, which was discontinued about 30 years ago, is nice to be preserved and used as a museum. The simple wooden building and station name display board invites nostalgia. In addition, JNR-type diesel cars, snow removal vehicles, and steam locomotives are also exhibited outside, which reminds you of the past.
A museum that nostalgic railway stations that have been discontinued
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When I was running in the city of Nishikobe on National Highway 239, I saw the display of the Railway Museum and entered. The museum using the abandoned Jokobe Railway Station retains the remnants of the past. There is also a nostalgic diesel car on the left platform. It's not as popular as Happiness Station in Tokachi, but I think it's worth a stop.
The Nayoro Main Line used to run here. The station and railroad tracks at the time of the abolition are left as they are. At the Jokobu Railway Museum, you can learn about history by panel exhibitions.
When I looked it up on Google, it said that it was closed on Thursday, but when I went to cycling, I could see it freely. The only locked thing was in the old station building, and I was free to step on the railroad tracks and touch the train. Public toilets and vending machines were nearby, and it was about 20 minutes cycling from the center of the village. Even those who are discontinued enthusiasts and those who are not can be immersed in nostalgia. it's recommended
The exhibition is simple because it is free and unmanned. There are a few railway equipment in the past, but there is no solid commentary exhibition like a museum, so I wonder if anyone except for those who like railways can immerse themselves in a little nostalgia. Even small children may be pleased with outdoor vehicle exhibitions. I was deeply moved when I looked at the fare table with the current price and fare.
Wooden と National Type EMU
The old station building on the JR Nayoro Main Line, which was discontinued about 30 years ago, is nice to be preserved and used as a museum. The simple wooden building and station name display board invites nostalgia. In addition, JNR-type diesel cars, snow removal vehicles, and steam locomotives are also exhibited outside, which reminds you of the past.
A museum that nostalgic railway stations that have been discontinued
When I was running in the city of Nishikobe on National Highway 239, I saw the display of the Railway Museum and entered. The museum using the abandoned Jokobe Railway Station retains the remnants of the past. There is also a nostalgic diesel car on the left platform. It's not as popular as Happiness Station in Tokachi, but I think it's worth a stop.
Name mail this line の ~のままの position at that time
The Nayoro Main Line used to run here. The station and railroad tracks at the time of the abolition are left as they are. At the Jokobu Railway Museum, you can learn about history by panel exhibitions.
Nice space like a movie set
When I looked it up on Google, it said that it was closed on Thursday, but when I went to cycling, I could see it freely. The only locked thing was in the old station building, and I was free to step on the railroad tracks and touch the train. Public toilets and vending machines were nearby, and it was about 20 minutes cycling from the center of the village. Even those who are discontinued enthusiasts and those who are not can be immersed in nostalgia. it's recommended
Unintentional ・ unmanned の simple な display
The exhibition is simple because it is free and unmanned. There are a few railway equipment in the past, but there is no solid commentary exhibition like a museum, so I wonder if anyone except for those who like railways can immerse themselves in a little nostalgia. Even small children may be pleased with outdoor vehicle exhibitions. I was deeply moved when I looked at the fare table with the current price and fare.