Luxury Tokyo-Izu 'Saphir Odoriko' sightseeing train unveiled
The new luxury sightseeing train Saphir Odoriko was unveiled to the media near JR Shinagawa Station on Dec. 16. 【Go to article】
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Luxury Tokyo-Izu 'Saphir Odoriko' sightseeing train unveiled
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