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Chuden Mae |
Chuden-Mae is so named because the stop is in front of (mae) Chuden, or Central (Chou) Electric (den) building. This stop is served by routes # 1, 3 and 7. It is a short walk to the Peace museum along Peace Blvd.
 Two
cars, # 1915 & 3703 are in this view. (6/15/03) |
 Tram
# 706 is getting ready to cross Peace Blvd. It was built in 1982(6/15/03) |
 Car
#3703 is one of the articulated trams. They use two-person operation. The
motorman, who also collects fares at the front, plus a conductor in the
rear that also collects fares. Built in 1984 (6/15/03) |
Tram
# 1915 is on route 7 to Hiroden-Mae (In front of the Tram depot).
Originally a Kyoto car built in 1957 (6/15/03) |
 Car
# 914, originally was a Osaka streetcar. This tram is near Peace Blvd. It
was built in 1957. (6/15/03) |
 Car
# 1903 near Peace Blvd. This was originally a Kyoto streetcar built in
1957. (6/15/03) |
 Modern
articulated tram #5007 built by Siemens in 2001, entering the station,
note the narrow station platform. (6/15/03) |
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