Tokyu Car Seibu N101

Built by Tokyu Car

Top speed

120 km/h

75 mph

Weight

40 t

88,185 lb

Track gauge

1,067 mm

Cape gauge

Years built

1979–1983

Overview of the Tokyu Car Seibu N101

Explore the Seibu N101, an iconic electric multiple unit (EMU) from Japan.

Built by Tokyu Car between 1979 and 1983, this model is known for its robust design and functionality.

With a top speed of 120 km/h, its 1067 mm gauge, and 20-meter car length, it's perfectly suited for Japanese routes.

Operated by Seibu Railway Company, Ltd. and also known as the Jōshin 500 by Jōshin Dentetsu, the Seibu N101 is a testament to Japanese railway engineering.

Its dimensions, including a width of 2.85 m and a height of 4.25 m, alongside a weight of 40 tons, showcase its practical and efficient build, powered by 1.5 kV DC electric systems.

This train plays a significant role in Japan's transportation history, providing reliable and long-lasting service.

Tokyu Car Seibu N101 technical specifications

	Value	Imperial / US
Series	TCC2000
Built by	Tokyu Car · 1979–1983
Top speed	120 km/h75 mph	75 mph
Electric systems	1.5 kV DC
Track gauge	1,067 mmCape gauge3 ft 6 in	3 ft 6 in
Car length	20 m65 ft 7 in	65 ft 7 in
Width	2.85 m9 ft 4 in	9 ft 4 in
Height	4.25 m13 ft 11 in	13 ft 11 in
Weight	40 t88,185 lb	88,185 lb