Temiya Line

Otaru, Hokkaido, Japan

March 24, 2012

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The Temiya Line was the first railway in Hokkaido in 1880. The line has been abolished by a decrease in cargo and passenger traffic in 1985. Rail and railroad crossing are still left.

When the snow melts, the line becomes the promenade.

手宮線
1880年、南小樽駅〜手宮駅を結ぶ北海道初の鉄道として開通した。
貨物や旅客の減少で1985年に廃止されたが、現在でも踏切やレール等が残されている。
雪が解けるとこの小径は遊歩道となる。

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Asia / Japan

Lat: 43° 12' 7.16" N
Long: 140° 59' 52.33" E

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