October - Intercity Railway Society
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plinthed outside the station in Uwajima<br />
is 0-6-0 No.1, 19 May 2011<br />
Matsuama has a tram system worked by<br />
38 cars and also runs 2 steam outline trams<br />
(powered by forklift engines), (D)1 and (D)14.<br />
(D)1 waits to depart Dogo Onsen, 19 May 2011<br />
Thursday 19 th May 2011:<br />
An uneventful journey ensued to Matsuyama, the largest city on the island. Adjacent to the station was<br />
the first electric locomotive seen there at the container depot. This was not a busy station. We had a<br />
day pass for the trams and a cable car ride to the castle. After that we were treated to a ride on the<br />
tram system behind a steam outline tram that was powered by a forklift engine (see photographs).<br />
There was a local railway there as well yet I spent some time riding the trams.<br />
our train from Uwajima to Matsuama was<br />
3 car unit 2109, 2210 with 2005 at the rear,<br />
Uwajima, 19 May 2011<br />
an electric class 8000 unit waits to depart<br />
Matsuama, 19 May 2011<br />
the only locomotive I saw on Shikoku was<br />
EF65 1084 at the container terminal beside<br />
the station at Matsuama, 19 May 2011<br />
the area is served by single DMU class<br />
7000 units which can run in multiple with other<br />
class members or with non powered trailers<br />
in the 7100 series, as with 7005 + 7109<br />
above at Matsuama, 19 May 2011