Cruise Train “Seven Stars in Kyushu” 8-Car Set
The “Seven Stars in Kyushu” train is Japan’s first full-scale cruise train, and began operation on October 15, 2013, under the concept “A journey where you encounter a new life” . It tours scenic destinations throughout Kyushu and has gained immense popularity not only among passengers but also among people living along its routes. The train consists of an 8-car formation made up of seven 77 series 7000 type passenger cars and the dedicated DF200-7000 locomotive. In October 2022, the dining car (Car No. 2) was converted into a salon and a new tearoom was added, while a gallery shop and bar were installed in Car No. 3.
Features-Details
• Features a gleaming emblem, locomotive grille, gold lining and lettering applied across the entire body, and a polished, glossy finish
DF200-7000
• Detailed bogie and roof equipment
• Detailed cab interior with control panel, seats, and see-through interior Cruise Train Coaches
• Post-renewal configuration
• Recreates the differing interior color schemes unique to each car and refined interiors.
• Features a specially designed bookcase.
Features - Specifications
Couplers: The passenger cars are body-mounted KATO tight-lock coupler types, while the locomotive coupling end is equipped with KATO knuckle couplers.
Other:
• Head-/taillights, including an on/off switch.
• Powered by a GM-5 motor unit.