This tram publicizes Mt.Unzen Disaster Memorial Hall in Nagasaki prefecture that is neighbor prefecture of Kumamoto.
Mt.Unzen is an active volcano which erupted in June 3nd 1991 and major disaster struck the surrounding area.
2007-04-26
2007-04-25
Inside of the Retro Styled Tram
2007-04-24
Sisters
2007-04-23
School Anniversary Tram
This tramcar celebrates the anniversary of the founding of 100th of Daiichi-highschool in the city.
2007-04-20
Crossing
2007-04-19
2007-04-18
2007-04-17
At the Intersection of Izumi-1choume
The tramline intersects with Second Airport St. at this point. This pink tramcar advertises the shopping mall called "Yume-town" which means "a town with dream". 1356 has the same ad.
2007-04-16
At the Intersection of Kuwamizu
2007-04-15
Chikinramen-gou
There are some chicks on the Chikinramen-gou. This tram presents ramen with chicken soup.
2007-04-13
At the Legendary Bridge
The tramcar is crossing the Tsuboigawa-river by Senbabashi-bridge which is famous for a folk song "Antagata Doko Sa" means "Where are you from ?".
2007-04-12
Kamikumamoto Station of Japan Railways
Kamikumamoto is the connection spot with Kumamoto municipal tramline, Japan Railways and a private railroad named Kumamoto-Denki-railway.
2007-04-10
Kamikumamoto Stop
2007-04-07
Garage
This photo was taken at the garage of Kamikumamoto. This is the largest garage of the municipal tramline.
2007-04-05
On a Break
This photo was taken at the garage of Kamikumamoto stop. Kamikumamoto is the northern terminal of municipal tramline.
Type 5000 tramcars came from Fukuoka in the mid-1970s. Originally, they worked for Nishi-Nippon Railroad in Fukuoka city.
Type 5000 tramcars came from Fukuoka in the mid-1970s. Originally, they worked for Nishi-Nippon Railroad in Fukuoka city.
2007-04-02
At Honmyouji-mae Stop
This photo was taken at the Honmyouji-mae stop. The next stop is Prefectural gymnasium stop and next to Prefectural gymnasium is the north terminal of the municipal tramline.
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