Japan- Trolleybuses

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186

Japan1954 Tokyo Fuji/Hino Trolleybus ( 200-206 series )

The trolleybus system in Tokyo was inaugurated in November 1952. Between 1952 and 1968 there were 4 routes here, numbered 101-104, with overall length of 51.4 km. Last of them (No.101) was converted to bus operation in September 1968. Bodies for all of the Tokyo trolleybuses were built by Fuji company on Hino chassis. Trolleybuses of 201-206 series were delivered to Tokyo in Autumn 1954. They were very similar to initial 20 vehicles of 50-series, delivered in 1952 to system opening, but they had a standee windows (the 50s were later rebuilt also to this body style). The 200s were withdrawn in 1968 when whole system was closed.

Scale 1:43


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186a

Japan1956 Tokyo Fuji/Hino Trolleybus (226-239 series)

In 1956 Tokyo ordered 14 additional trolleybuses, numbered 226-239. They were almost identical to the 1954 series.

Scale 1:43
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186b

Japan1955 Kawasaki Fuji/Hino Trolleybus (501-502 series)

186bThe trolleybus system in the Kawasaki (located between Tokyo and Yokohama) was opened at 1st March 1951 with 3.64 km line between Komiyamae (near the Kawasaki Railway Station) and Sakuramoto. The system was started with trolleybuses of 100, 200 and 300-series, all delivered in 1951 and in 1954 the company placed the order to Fuji Heavy Industries for two more trolleybuses which were placed in service in January 1955. They were numbered 501 and 502 and were produced together with Tokyo order for 200-series trolleybuses, however they had some differences in details. These trolleybuses were painted out in the attractive Kawasaki livery of grey and maroon. In 1960 trolleybuses of 600 and 700-series were added to the roster and also old coaches of 100/200/300- series were rebodied in the 60s, however the 500-series was never rebodied. The Kawasaki system was closed at 1st May 1967 and the most modern trolleybuses of 700-series were sold to Yokohama.

Scale 1:43
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198

Japan1957 Tokyo Fuji/Hino Trolleybus with Isuzu diesel engine (321-325 series)

Tokyo's trolleybus route 103 between Ikebukuro to Kameido had a railroad crossings and trolleybuses for this route were equipped with diesel engine. Thirty four vehicles of 300 series were delivered between 1956 and 1959 for this route. An 1957 batch of five trolleybuses (321-325) was equipped with 3.77 l Isuzu DA78 engine (62 h.p.). Route 103 was closed in March 1968.

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100