NikkeiNet (Japanese) - Tokyo Metro emergency evacuation measures were given an impromptu run-out when the driver of a Namboku line train reported a possible fire on board around 10:00am on Tuesday.
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Tokyo Transport Troubles
by Mulboyne » Thu Nov 10, 2005 12:20 pm
Following on from the Yamanote Line suspension...
NikkeiNet (Japanese) - Tokyo Metro emergency evacuation measures were given an impromptu run-out when the driver of a Namboku line train reported a possible fire on board around 10:00am on Tuesday.
NikkeiNet (Japanese) - Tokyo Metro emergency evacuation measures were given an impromptu run-out when the driver of a Namboku line train reported a possible fire on board around 10:00am on Tuesday.
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by IkemenTommy » Thu Nov 10, 2005 12:48 pm
Doesn't the Namboku Line always have some kind of mechanical problem?
I am starting to hate riding the subways here especially when the big one hits. I'd rather be above ground on JR when that happens
I am starting to hate riding the subways here especially when the big one hits. I'd rather be above ground on JR when that happens
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Re: Tokyo Transport Troubles
by Captain Japan » Thu Nov 10, 2005 7:02 pm
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