The Northeast Part of the Longest Railroad Crossing in Japan
The description of this crossing is written in "The Northeastern End of the Longest Railroad Crossing in Japan".
Tracks of Seibu Haijima line and JR Hachiko line lie in this crossing. The bar on the opposite side exists near the place where a man is walking. There are some tracks behind him. I think the tracks are rarely used.
The southwest part of the crossing is behind the building and is not shown in this picture.
The Northeast Part of the Longest Railroad Crossing in Japan
The description of this crossing is written in "The Northeastern End of the Longest Railroad Crossing in Japan".
Tracks of Seibu Haijima line and JR Hachiko line lie in this crossing. The bar on the opposite side exists near the place where a man is walking. There are some tracks behind him. I think the tracks are rarely used.
The southwest part of the crossing is behind the building and is not shown in this picture.