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ETA: July 2026

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The Toyama Portram was introduced by Toyama Light Rail in 2006 when the Toyama Port Line opened. It was taken over by Toyama Chiho Railway in 2020 as the Toyama Station north-south tram connection developed.

Since through operation began between the Toyama Port Line and the Toyama city tram network in 2020, the Portram has operated across the city tram system and has become a visible symbol of Toyama's public-transport-led city-centre revitalisation. This model represents formation 0602 in orange.

Features

• Toyama Chiho Railway Portram low-floor tram in orange livery.
• New power unit version.
• Represents the post-21 March 2020 form, without advertising wrapping after completion of the north-south connection.
• Body and glazing are printed with details reflecting the February 2020 merger into Toyama Chiho Railway.
• Formation-specific destination display printed on the vehicle.
• Headlights and taillights light up.
• Headlights use two colours, white and warm white; fog lights are not lit.
• Interior lighting fitted as standard.
• Well suited to compact city tram layouts, street-running scenes and modern Japanese urban dioramas.