The Oigawa Railway Ikawa Line is known throughout Japan for the beautiful turquoise water of the Oi River...but they turn this color after a monsoon. The train is being pulled by a DD20, 6 of the... (more)
Small cars and small trains. The Oigawa Railway in Japan is composed of two parts, a meter gauge steam line in the lower valley and the unique low-clearance meter gauge Ikawa Line used to construc... (more)
Oigawa Railway C11 Tank Engine No.190.
Very nice bridge between Senzu and Ikawa over the river Oigawa. At the end of this bridge is the station Okuoi Kozyo, a very special place on a peninsula
Our train from Senzu to Ikawa meets another one. Note the two monkeys in front of the loc
2-6-2 T steamlocomotive C12 164 of the Oigawa Railway on the turntable in Shin Kanaya. The locomotive was built by Nippon Sharyo in 1937 and came to the Oigawa Railway after retirement in 1973, wh... (more)
At the Ikawa-Line from the Oigawa-Railway between Senzu and Ikawa the part from Ichishiro to Nagashima Dam is very steep. Between these two stations (1.5km) this double-loc with cogwheel (System A... (more)
