We went back to Sendai by Beni-chan bus and the bus I boarded on the day before yesterday.
The first destination was Sendai Tram Preservation Museum. We boarded Sendai Subway Namboku Line to Tomizawa Station. From Tomizawa.Sta, it took us about 15 minutes to walk to the museum.
Near Tomizawa Station
The museum is located in subway depot
Trains are sleeping here
Street cars in Tohoku Region. None of these remains
Miniature of trains and town
Route map of Sendai Municipal tram
At the museum, 3 streetcars, history of tram, components of streetcars, miniature of the town with streetcars, and electric signage were displayed.
Sendai Municipal tram moha1 series
Sendai Municipal tram moha100 series
Sendai Municipal tram moha400 series
One volunteer staff spoke to me a lot, because he knew I am a railway fan coming all the way from Tokai region.
He said any staff in Sendai Municipal Subway doesn't know how to preserve streetcars. So, he is in charge of preserving the facility.
We left the facility for Sendai City Tomizawa Museum by subway. The museum displays fossil of old trees 20 thousands years ago.
It's the biggest exhibition of the museum
Ground layers at each era
We hasted to go to Sendai Station to board Super Express Hayabusa. It took us 3 hours to get to Shin-Hakodate-Hokuto.
From Shin-Hakodate-Hokuto, we changed trains for Hakodate Station.
I found South Hokkaido Railway Company kiha 40 series at the station
Hakodate Station
Though we scheduled to eat dinner on our way to hotel, we finally arrived at hotel without dinner. But, I and my daughter ate dinner at a restaurant of the hotel.
I ate boiled salmon with butter.
Our way to the hotel
Old-fashioned street
