[150 years old] Japan's oldest dynamic steam locomotive [Museum Meiji Village]

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@Gattan-Go-Travel 3 ай бұрын

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@nathancorcoran5347 2 ай бұрын

Thanks for telling us. Especially for everybody here in my home country United States of America.

@user-hhelibebcnofne-9y 2 ай бұрын

17年近く前ですが、年パスを買って埼玉から毎月高速を飛ばして半年くらい通っていました。ライト館エントランスの上の喫茶店でブルーベリーケーキセットを食べるのが楽しみでした。年パスでは鉄道は別料金だったので最初に入ったときしか乗っていませんが、楽しかったです。動態保存ご苦労さまです。

@Y_Yamada 3 ай бұрын

なつかしい。動画を見ただけで燃える石炭の匂いが思い出されます。　明治村には昭和から平成初期にかけて十数回と訪れました。今も昔も大阪在住ですが愛知県小牧市の親戚に毎年のように遊びに連れて行ってもらいましたし、就職してからも職場の友人3人で(当時あった)2日券を使い全展示物・施設を見て回ったりもしました。　12号機関車に9号機関車、京都市電ともども維持は大変なのに今も元気に走っていて何よりです。明治村ならびに名古屋鉄道の尽力には感謝しかありません。　御料車内に入れたという事は10月14日でしょうか。祝日とあってお客さんもいっぱいですね。　12号機関車は鉄道開業時の記念お召列車牽引機と同型。あの教科書で見る浮世絵に描かれた機関車と同型なんですよね。　Wikiによると一番最初に日本に到着し、1号と名づけられた機関車は重要文化財に指定され保存されていますが実は開業前の試運転であまり性能が良くなく増備されませんでした。　対して2～5号機関車(同型機)は同時期に輸入された10形式中で最も性能が良く、2号機関車が栄えある鉄道開業記念お召列車の任に就きました。　その同型機が2両増備され、22,23号機、後に164,165号機と改番され尾西鉄道(現名古屋鉄道)に払い下げられて11.12号機となったそうです。　これから蒸気機関車が好きになる人にも是非その価値を知って欲しいものです。

@oo0spartanized0oo 3 ай бұрын

Beautiful locomotive and video! She was British built, I'm happy to see her still running.

@VRDenshaOtaku Ай бұрын

I came here in 2023 and 2024, I love this place. purely because of the history in the place. plus I got to ring the trams bell/gong with permission. every time i've come here i've left with a beaming smile on my face.

@tobinrowe9558 2 ай бұрын

Well, this is definitely going on my list of things to do if I ever go to Japan someday.

@DixieRailProductions4018 2 ай бұрын

@tobinrowe9558, same here.

@快速急行梅田行放課後 Ай бұрын

これぞ真の「ポォー!!」という音色の汽笛。

@welshtrainspottingchannel 3 ай бұрын

It looks quite similar to many of the UK's smaller industrial/shunting locos!

@Aftermath779 3 ай бұрын

That's correct! Becuase earlier Japanese locomotives were made by UK and American locomotive companies!

@oo0spartanized0oo 3 ай бұрын

She was built in Glasgow according to some sources, but the name plate reads Manchester. Either way she was made by Sharp, Stewart & Co.

@CountScarlioni 3 ай бұрын

@@oo0spartanized0oo The boiler design looks similar to Furness Railway No. 20 which is also still running and was built by Sharp, Stewart and Co. in the 1860s. I guess that makes these locos cousins! But anyway, the business moved to Glasgow in the 1880s and this loco predates that move, so pretty sure it's from Manchester. Whatever the case, it's a delightful little beast and I'm really pleased to see it still doing its thing! Also, the tramcar featured also hails from Lancashire, built by English Electric at their Preston works.

@hassiemozart 3 ай бұрын

明治村、行った気になれました。すごく臨場感があり、自分が行っても同じ様な動画を撮影していたかと（＾＾）有難うございました！最古の動態保存、考えたら凄い事ですよね！

@robertgaudry2826 2 ай бұрын

Thank you very much. The quality of your video is hgh. Soft and peaceful rythm, fluidity and preciseness. The images and sounds invite to visit or to share from a distance the interest and peacefulness of the place.

@garryferrington811 2 ай бұрын

Amazing! I had no idea Japan had something like this. That cute little engine is a 2-4-0, which is very, very rare. It must have been reboilered. I want to see the rest of the park, too.