Pining today...the Tokyo Metro 01 series, in use on the Ginza Line since 1983, was retired March 10th of this year.
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Pining today...the Tokyo Metro 01 series, in use on the Ginza Line since 1983, was retired March 10th of this year.
#TrainTwitterpic.twitter.com/uc8yy6QT7F
Thankfully, some of the trains have been picked up by the Kumamoto Electric Railwaypic.twitter.com/4fCn7bmWBB
The Ginza Line now uses the 1000 series instead, modeled after the original Ginza Line trains from 1927pic.twitter.com/Zpinw0KxlI
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