The CASSIOPEIA Sleeper Limited Express collection | 5th Anniversary, Rail Japan Story

□Train Portfolio□ The CASSIOPEIA Sleeper Limited Express collection in the five years from November 2020 when RailJapanStory started. The Cassiopeia was a non-regular sleeper limited express train for group tour guests. It was retired in June 2025. The locomotive of the Cassiopeia pushed the passenger cars from the Oku Station depot to Ueno Station, which was the first station. Some platforms at Ueno Station are in the shape of a fork. The Cassiopeia departed Ueno Station in a rousing send-off by a lot of staff.
[Type] Class EF81-95, EF81-81, EF64-1030, E26 series, JR East
[Location] Nippori and Ueno Station, Tokyo, Japan
[Videographer] Rail Japan Story
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00:00 April 2022
00:07 The EF81-95 locomotive pushing passenger cars at Nippori Station
03:04 The CASSIOPEIA passing through Nippori Station
05:15 May 2023
05:22 The EF81-95 locomotive pushing passenger cars at Ueno Station
07:52 View of the CASSIOPEIA
19:24 The CASSIOPEIA departing Ueno Station with its horn
21:11 May 2025
21:18 The CASSIOPEIA passing through Nippori Station
23:41 The CASSIOPEIA arriving at Ueno Station
25:55 View of the CASSIOPEIA
42:01 The EF81-81 and EF64-1030 locomotives pushing passenger cars at Ueno Station
43:50 The EF81-81 and EF64-1030 locomotives pushing passenger cars at Nippori Station

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