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Electric multiple unit

Taiwa-sharyo Sapporo 250

Built by Naebo, Taiwa-sharyo

Weight
15 t
33,069 lb
Track gauge
1,067 mm
Cape gauge
Years built
1961
5 units

Overview of the Taiwa-sharyo Sapporo 250

Discover the Sapporo 250, an iconic Electric Multiple Unit (EMU) with a rich history in Japan.

Built in 1961 by Naebo and Taiwa-sharyo, this single-car unit was a vital part of the Sapporo City Transportation Bureau's fleet.

Featuring a 1067 mm gauge and operating on a 600 V DC electric system, the Sapporo 250 is designed for efficient urban transport.

With a width of 2.23 meters and a height of 3.52 meters, and a remarkably light weight of 15 tons, it showcases impressive engineering for its era and continues to be a notable piece of Japanese railway heritage.

Taiwa-sharyo Sapporo 250 technical specifications

Value
Built byNaebo, Taiwa-sharyo · 19615 units
Electric systems
  • 600 V DC
Track gauge1,067 mmCape gauge3 ft 6 in
Formation1 cars
Width2.23 m7 ft 4 in
Height3.52 m11 ft 7 in
Weight15 t33,069 lb

Operators of the Taiwa-sharyo Sapporo 250

Railway companies that have operated the Sapporo 250, with the class designation used by each of them.

OperatorClassCountry
Sapporo City Transportation BureauSapporo 250Japan

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