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• Six (6) cars set (limited availability)
• Excellent quality and performance
• Wonderful craftsmanship with great details
• Full factory fitted interior lighting on all cars
• Comes with padded Case to store the set
• Working head and tail lights (Car 1 & Car 6)
• With one (1) pantograph
  • Car 1: Type KURO 250 Coach
  • Car 2: Type SARO 251 Coach
  • Car 3: Type MOHA 251-101 Coach
  • Car 4: Type MOHA 250-100 Coach (powered-motor)
  • Car 5: Type SAHA 251 Coach
  • Car 6: Type KUHA 251 Coach
• Scale: N
• Add-On Set Kato 10-475 for this train available here
• Explanation of Japanese passenger car numbers/symbols available here.
• Special Order Item - Due to very limited stock (sold out from manufacturer) we must confirm product availability to insure order can be processed. If item is not available we will issue a full refund. If available, item will ship within 10-15 days.

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The name "Odoriko" (Dancing Girl) comes from a story of romance in Izu, written by the Nobel laureate novelist, Yasunari Kawabata. The Series 251 Superview Odoriko made its debut in 1990 as an express train for fast travel between Tokyo and resorts in the scenic Izu Peninsula Province. To give riders great visibility and a superb view, the train has double-decker and single high-decker cars only. The appearance was enhanced with bold curves in streamlined form, painted originally light blue.

In order to comply with the various needs for a sightseeing train, the interiors were also separated into three parts, one made for group tourists, the second with green reclining sheets for the first-class passengers and the third with very wide view windows in high-decker cars. In 1991, the train received the "Laurel" award from the association of railway fans of Japan.