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1 results · Sun, 10/4 – Sat, 1/2

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Engineering

Blue Front Train Square

Ride a mini Doctor Yellow, see model railways and try train-spotting bingo in Shibaura, where seven lines and 17 vehicle types can be seen

Oct 3, 4, 10 and 11 only, 10:00–18:00

Minato · BLUE FRONT SHIBAURA, 1F Hillside Plaza

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Ride a mini Doctor Yellow, see model railways and try train-spotting bingo in Shibaura, where seven lines and 17 vehicle types can be seen

Category
Science & technology
Date
Sat, 10/3 / Sun, 10/4 / Sat, 10/10 / Sun, 10/11
Time
Oct 3, 4, 10 and 11 only, 10:00–18:00
Area
Minato · BLUE FRONT SHIBAURA, 1F Hillside Plaza
Ages
Ages 3+ may ride the mini train alone; under 3s need a guardian on board and may be held or use a baby carrier
Fee
Free
Participation
All 200 priority reservations per day sold out, announced Sep 11. Extra same-day places added; remaining capacity unverified. Photos, models and train bingo are walk-in activities

Information awaiting publication or updates: Remaining same-day places / Venue facilities and services

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