【現地調査】上野動物園モノレールH型車両は撤去されたのか？日本車両豊川製作所を訪ねる

This is the mjws monorail channel, a monorail specialty commentary channel. This time, I got off at Suwamachi Station on the Meitetsu Toyokawa Line and walked to the Nippon Sharyo Toyokawa Plant to see what the current state of the "Former Ueno Zoo Monorail H-Type Car" that was on display in the Memorial Plaza next to the main gate is. I'd previously heard comments that the monorail cars had been removed, and while I had heard the story myself, I had never actually seen the site, so I decided to go and check it out. As it turns out, the H-Type Car has already disappeared, and not only the cars but also the tracks and guide signs have been removed, creating a clean landscape that makes it hard to believe there was once a monorail there. This H-Type Car is a valuable vehicle known as Japan's first suspended monorail, and was used on the Ueno Zoo Monorail, which opened in 1957. For many years, it was preserved in the Memorial Plaza at the Toyokawa Plant, but it was not open to the public and was quietly watched over from the outside. The Ueno Zoo Monorail itself has already been abolished, and the carriages and tracks are being removed. With the disappearance of these H-type carriages, it's possible that all of the "Ueno-type" suspended monorails have disappeared. It's a very sad feeling, but the purpose of this video is to record the current situation. Although it's a short video, I hope to convey the atmosphere of the area and the changes that have occurred.