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The steam locomotive SL Yamaguchi-go is one of a very few working engines of this type in Japan. It runs a once-a-day return trip on weekends and national holidays (except in the winter) between Shin Shimonoseki (formerly Ogori) station and en:Tsuwano-cho, mainly for tourists. The trip takes about 90 minutes.

Photograph © Ian Ruxton, en:11 September, en:2004.

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2005-01-05 (original upload date)

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