Osaka Sharyo Hiroden 900

Built by Osaka Sharyo

Top speed

60 km/h

37 mph

Weight

17 t

37,479 lb

Length

12.48 m

40 ft 11 in

Track gauge

1,435 mm

Standard gauge

Overview of the Osaka Sharyo Hiroden 900

Explore the Hiroden 900, an iconic tram that served the Hiroshima Electric Railway in Japan.

Built by Osaka Sharyo and refurbished in 1968, this 1435 mm gauge tram represents a significant piece of Japanese railway heritage and efficient urban transport.

Measuring 12.48 meters in length, 2.47 meters in width, and standing 4.02 meters tall, the Hiroden 900 was designed for practical city travel.

Weighing 17 tons, this remarkable tram was capable of reaching a top speed of 60 km/h, contributing to the vital public transportation network.

Discover the fascinating details and history of this classic tram.

Osaka Sharyo Hiroden 900 technical specifications

	Value	Imperial / US
Built by	Osaka Sharyo
Refurbished	1968
Top speed	60 km/h37 mph	37 mph
Track gauge	1,435 mmStandard gauge4 ft 8½ in	4 ft 8½ in
Length	12.48 m40 ft 11 in	40 ft 11 in
Width	2.47 m8 ft 1 in	8 ft 1 in
Height	4.02 m13 ft 2 in	13 ft 2 in
Weight	17 t37,479 lb	37,479 lb