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    A must-visit spot for railway fans. The museum displays many trains from different eras, from old-school trains to the latest maglev technology, all of which you can see up close. There’s also plenty of information about railway history.

    The park isn’t huge, but the exhibits are really engaging, and the admission price is reasonable. About 2 hours is plenty if you take your time. It’s a great place for families with kids.

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    It gives a detailed look at the history of Japanese railways, from the earliest steam locomotives to modern high-speed Shinkansen, and even the future maglev trains.

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    You can see everything here, from old steam locomotives to the latest maglev trains. There are also videos explaining the history of railways.

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