15/05/2026
However, the influence of popular anime is immense! The "Shizuka" locomotive suddenly became popular in Japan. However, historically, Shizuka was also a model imported from Pittsburgh, USA, so same engine were Benkei and Yosh*tsune. They were working in Hokkaido at the same time. Furthermore, "Yosh*tsune" is a locomotive that is preserved and working in Kyoto (Umekoji). However, "Benkei" on display in Omiya and "Shizuka" in Otaru of Hokkaido are locomotives that are statically preserved by assembling various parts, much like Frankenstein's (they have no historical or documentary value). However, young Japanese animators (who lack historical knowledge and the ability to verify things) will probably mistakenly believe that this is the truth... (A sigh from a social scientist) Incidentally, our US Porter Mogul Japanese specification (and of course the original) is basically based on Kyoto's "Yosh*tsune" (currently accepting reservations). https://www.asterhobby.com/@