Episode Synopsis "Private Railways Part 3: The West Of Tokyo - Keio and Seibu"
The third part in a four-part breakdown of some of the biggest private railways in the Tokyo region.I go over the history of the Keio Corporation, the link between central and west Tokyo, as well Seibu railways, one of the more unique operators in the Kanto region.Got any feedback or want to leave a comment? Feel free to do so here!Follow the show on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram Train-ing In Japan artwork done by Simon Brigham
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- An Interview With A Former JR-East Employee
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- The Tranquil Japanese Countryside
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- Private Railways Part 2: The Dai-Tokyu Core - Odakyu and Tokyu
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- Getting Around Tokyo Metro
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