JNR Runners

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情弱につき、たまに掴んだ小ネタを近場で適当に撮影しています。 暫く休眠中だったホームページ↓の方はこれから少しずつメンテナンスを進めていこうと思います。
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1月10日なので #サロ110の日 セミステンレス車体でコルゲートが特徴のサロ110-901です。 露出が稼げない曇りの中、偶然走って来たのを慌てて撮ったので、ブレブレもよいところです💦
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3月1日なので #301系の日 地下鉄東西線乗り入れ用の301系です。 こちらは冷房化、全面塗装&水色のラインカラーとなった晩年の姿です。
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5月15日なので #515番の日 記録では クハ208-515 のようです。 京浜東北線の209系500番台を京葉線に転用するにあたり変身中の貴重な姿ですね☺️ 隣の常磐緩行線用の203系も懐かしい😢
The image shows two trains undergoing maintenance in a workshop. The train on the left is identified as クハ208-515, which is in the process of being transformed for use on the Keiyo Line from the Keihin-Tohoku Line's 209 series 500 model. The train on the right is a 203 series, which was used on the Joban Line's local service, evoking a sense of nostalgia. Both trains are elevated on yellow maintenance jacks, indicating they are being worked on. The setting is a well-lit indoor facility, likely a train maintenance depot, with various tools and equipment visible around the trains. The post text highlights the significance of the date, May 15th, as '515 Day', and mentions the transformation process of the trains, adding context to the image.
震災から14年 JR石巻線の終点女川駅に隣接した温泉施設「女川温泉ゆぽっぽ」の休憩室として使用されていたキハ40 519です。 この数年後、駅周辺は津波に巻き込まれ、この車両を含めて壊滅的な被害を受けました…
The image shows a red train car, specifically the KiHa 40 519, which was used as a resting room at the Onagawa Onsen Yupoppo, a hot spring facility adjacent to Onagawa Station, the terminal of the JR Ishinomaki Line. This train car is significant as it was part of the area that was devastated by the tsunami a few years after the photo was taken, marking the 14th anniversary of the disaster. The setting is a quiet, possibly rural area with traditional Japanese buildings in the background, emphasizing the historical and cultural context of the location. The image serves as a poignant reminder of the destruction caused by natural disasters and the resilience of the community.
2月8日なので #クエ28の日 こちらは沼津機関区に配属されていたクエ28002です。 こちらは50系電車のクハ16800からの改造で、正面と側面中央に大きな扉が設けられましたが、種車の面影を残していますね。 沼津駅北口へ渡る跨線橋から撮影、いろんな車両が見えています。
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鉄道博物館のEF58 61号機に「サロンエクスプレスそよかぜ」のヘッドマークが取り付けられているようですね☺️ 再掲ですが💦EF58 61号機牽引の特急サロンエクスプレスそよかぜと寝台特急さくらとの並走シーンです👍
The image shows two trains running parallel on adjacent tracks, captured from an elevated perspective. The train in the foreground is the 'Salon Express Soyokaze', pulled by the EF58 61 locomotive, which is notable for having a head mark attached as mentioned in the post. The train in the background is the 'Sakura' sleeper express. The setting appears to be a rural or semi-rural area with greenery alongside the tracks. The post text indicates that this is a repost of a scene where these two trains are running side by side, highlighting the historical and scenic value of this moment. The image is watermarked with 'JNR Runners'.
2月7日なので #カヤ27の日 電源車シリーズのトリを飾るのはカヤ27 501です😅 カシオペア編成のE26系の電源車カハフE26の予備車として、カニ24 510から改造されたものです。 これもマニ24と同様に編成美を乱す存在ですが😅、出番が少なく貴重なシーンです。 E26系ではなく24系に分類される?🤔
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6月6日なので #606番の日 仙石線で使用された72系アコモ改造車の制御付随車クハ79606です。 ん?背後に新幹線の高架、左奥にそっくりな103系京浜東北線が??😲 そうです、ここは田端です。103系3000番台への改造のため上京してきた際のスナップです。
The image shows a blue Japanese National Railways (JNR) train, specifically the control car KuHa 79606 from the 72 series, which was used on the Senseki Line. The train is stationed on tracks with overhead electric lines visible, indicating it's an electric train. In the background, there's a Shinkansen (bullet train) elevated track and another similar train, the 103 series from the Keihin-Tohoku Line, suggesting the location is Tsubame, where the train was brought for modification into the 103 series 3000 model. The post text highlights the significance of the date (June 6) as '606 Day', linking it to the train's number, and provides context about the train's historical use and modifications.
2月1日なので #カヤ21の日 電源車が好評につき、日付がだいぶ過ぎていますが💦 1978年1月29日(日)、置き換え直前の20系あさかぜを見に東京駅に。ついでに銀河の最後尾カヤ21を撮ろうとしたら茶色い荷物車が連結されていて邪魔だなぁと😩 もしかして、こっちを撮るべきだった?🤔
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7月7日なので #77号機の日 かいじ国体お召を牽引した直後に団臨(さよなら汽笛一声 横浜機関区)に使用されたEF64 77号機です。 側面の白帯はもちろんのこと、まだパンタグラフや手すり、解放テコ、連結器の銀差しが健在です🥰 ちなみに次位はEF64 79号機です。 1986/10/26
The image shows a Japanese National Railways (JNR) EF64 77 locomotive, which was used to pull the special train for the "Kaiji National Sports Festival" and later for a farewell event at Yokohama Depot. The locomotive is notable for its white stripe on the side, and the presence of silver parts like the pantograph, handrails, release lever, and coupler. The date of the photo is October 26, 1986, and the next locomotive in line is EF64 79. The setting appears to be a railway track with overhead electric lines, indicating a typical Japanese rail environment.
2月4日なので #マニ24の日 日付が変わってしまいましたが、マニ50からの改造車マニ24です。 他の24系の断面と形状が異なるため非常に目立っていましたが、たった2両の珍車だったのですね。
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富山機関区に留置されているEF81 1号機です。 パンタグラフやその他屋根上の機器が撤去されていて無残な姿でした😢 他の廃車発生品なのか現在はパンタグラフは載せているようですね。今後どうするのでしょう…🤔
The image shows a pink EF81 1 locomotive stationed at the Toyama Depot, as described in the post by JNR Runners. The train appears weathered, with its pantograph and other roof equipment removed, giving it a forlorn appearance, as noted in the text. The setting includes railway tracks, a concrete wall, and power lines in the background, suggesting an industrial or rail yard environment. The post expresses sadness about the locomotive\'s condition and curiosity about its future, combining visual and textual context to highlight its historical significance and current state of disrepair.
2月8日なので #スシ28の日 スシ28 301です。 C62 26号機のポストと同じく、交通科学博物館閉館後、一時的に屋根のない状態で見ることができました。こちらも現在は京都鉄道博物館で、再び屋根の下で展示されています。 3軸ボギーのTR73形台車がバッチリ見えますね。
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7月4日なので #クモハユ74の日 クモハユ74003(+001)です。 クモハユ74はモハ72からの改造で、001~003の3両が房総地区に投入されました。 後に大船電車区に転属、横須賀線-東海道貨物線での乗務員訓練に使用されていたときのものです。 あまり見かけない非パンタ側(客室側)の画像をどうぞ☺️
The image shows a train, specifically the KuMoHaYu 74003 (+001), which is a converted model from MoHa 72. This particular train was one of three (001-003) deployed in the Boso area and later transferred to the Ofuna Depot for crew training on the Yokosuka Line and Tokaido Freight Line. The photo captures the less commonly seen non-pantograph side (passenger side) of the train. The train is painted in blue and white, typical of Japanese National Railways (JNR) trains. The setting is a train station with tracks and overhead electrical lines visible. The text overlay in the image reads "JNR Runners".
6月2日なので #EF62の日 上野駅地上ホームに入線するEF62 39号機です。急行越前かな?🤔 パンタの片側が下枠交差型のPS22Bに交換されていますね。
The image depicts the EF62 39 locomotive entering the ground-level platform at Ueno Station. The train, possibly the express service 'Echizen', is highlighted by the post text which mentions the date, June 2nd, as #EF62の日 (EF62 Day). The locomotive has one side of its pantograph replaced with the PS22B type, which is noted in the post. The setting is under a covered platform, with the train tracks and gravel visible in the foreground. The image captures the historical and technical aspects of Japanese rail transport, providing a glimpse into the infrastructure and machinery of the Japanese National Railways (JNR).
7月11日なので #711系の日 #クモハ711の日 苗穂工場に保管されている711系の試作車クモハ711-901です。 初の近郊形交流電車で北海道電化の立役者ですね。711系で二段サッシ窓なのは後方のクハ711-901と合わせ2両のみ、またクモハ711の形式はもう1編成の試作車クモハ711-902との2両のみです。
The image shows a prototype train car, specifically the Kumoha 711-901, which is stored at the Naebo Factory. This train car is notable for being the first suburban AC electric train and played a significant role in the electrification of Hokkaido. The train is painted in a faded pink color with some rust visible, indicating its age and historical significance. The post text highlights that this is one of only two cars with two-stage sash windows in the 711 series, and the Kumoha 711 model only exists in two prototype cars. The setting appears to be a railway yard with tracks and fencing in the foreground.
5月20日なので #520号機の日 EF65F形として唯一現存し、碓氷峠鉄道文化むらに保存されているEF65 520号機です。1986年10月下~11月上旬の撮影で、東武9000系あたりの甲種輸送かと思いきや、形状が異なるので京王7000系?🤔 東海道線上り方面、10両で先頭車なし? どなたかご教示頂けますと幸いです🙇‍♂️
The image shows a preserved EF65 520 locomotive, which is the only existing model of its kind, located at the Usui Pass Railway Culture Village. The train is captured in motion on the tracks, with a backdrop of greenery and railway infrastructure. The locomotive is pulling a series of passenger cars, which are identified as possibly being from the Keio 7000 series, based on their shape, although the exact model is uncertain. The setting appears to be on the Tōkaidō Line, heading in the up direction, with a formation of 10 cars without a leading car. The post text indicates a query about the specific type of train cars being transported, suggesting a historical or enthusiast interest in railway technology.
The image shows a preserved EF65 520 locomotive, which is the only existing model of its kind, located at the Usui Pass Railway Culture Village. The train is captured in motion on the tracks, with a backdrop of greenery and railway infrastructure. The locomotive is pulling a series of passenger cars, which are identified as possibly being from the Keio 7000 series, based on their shape, although the exact model is uncertain. The setting appears to be on the Tōkaidō Line, heading in the up direction, with a formation of 10 cars without a leading car. The post text indicates a query about the specific type of train cars being transported, suggesting a historical or enthusiast interest in railway technology.
5月11日なので #DD511号機の日 日付ネタ切れ気味ですが💦 秋田から高崎へ持ってきたDD51 1号機です。 量産機とは異なり、丸いヘッドライトやキャブが特徴的ですね☺️ 現在は茶色塗装になって碓氷峠鉄道文化むらに保存されています。
The image features a vintage Japanese locomotive, specifically the DD51 1, which is highlighted in the post as being significant due to the date, May 11th, being referred to as "#DD511号機の日" (DD51 1 Day). The locomotive is painted in a distinctive red color with some wear and tear visible, indicating its age and historical use. It has round headlights and a unique cab design, which are noted as characteristic features distinguishing it from mass-produced models. The setting appears to be a railway yard or museum, with another train visible in the background. The post mentions that this locomotive was moved from Akita to Takasaki and is now preserved at the Usui Pass Railway Culture Village, painted in a brown color. The image has a watermark from 'JNR Runners' indicating its source.
4月15日なので #415系の日 #クハ415の日 415系ステンレス車の2階建て車両として試験的に登場した珍車クハ415-1901です。クハ415という形式はこちらが唯一の存在になります。 2扉で乗降に不便なため、朝夕ラッシュ時を避け、停車の少ない列車での固定運用となっていましたね。
The image features a unique double-decker train car, specifically the KuHa 415-1901, which was experimentally introduced as a stainless steel vehicle of the 415 series. This particular car is notable for being the only one of its kind in the KuHa 415 class. The train is painted in white with blue stripes, typical of JR (Japan Railways) trains. It is shown in a snowy landscape, indicating a winter setting. The post text mentions that due to its two-door design, which was inconvenient for boarding, it was used on trains with fewer stops, avoiding peak rush hours. The image captures the train from a side angle, highlighting its unique structure and design.
7月8日なので #スエ78の日 スエ78 15 です。 元々はスロシ38010として誕生、戦争で被災したものの戦災復旧車として復活、最終的に救援車に改造されました。 3軸ボギー台車TR73が特徴で、EF55復活運転に際して旧形客車編成に連結され本線走行するようになりました。 2007年に廃車解体されたとのこと😢
The image shows a vintage Japanese train car, specifically the Sue78 15, which was originally built as Suroshi 38010. This train car was damaged during the war but was restored as a war-damaged recovery vehicle and eventually converted into a rescue car. It features a distinctive three-axle bogie truck TR73 and was connected to old-style passenger car formations during the EF55 revival operation, allowing it to run on main lines. The train car was scrapped in 2007. The image is clear and well-lit, showing the train car in a railway yard with a Goodyear logo on the back. The post text provides historical context about the train car's journey and significance.