KATO N gauge 20 series sleeper express Sakura Sasebo formation 8-car set 10-1873 Railway model passenger car

The sleeper express [Sakura], which was changed to the 20 series in 1964, is a traditional train nickname that represents Japan National Railways in both name and reality. The formations seen in operation from 1965 to 1972 were split and merged at Hizen Yamaguchi (currently Kohoku) on the Nagasaki Main Line into formations bound for Nagasaki and formations bound for Sasebo. After the split, Maya 20, a modified Suha 32 series, was connected to the formation headed for Sasebo as a simple power supply vehicle. After that, [Sakura] was made into 14 series and was active until 2005. We will update to the current product specifications, such as body-mounting the coupler on the locomotive connection side of Kani 22 and Nahanef 22, and reproducing the interior of the conductor's room of Nahanef 21. [7008-K DD51 0 warm terrain] and [3060-4 EF65 500 series P type express color] are recommended for towing machines.