The Sanko Line is a 108.1 km route that connects to the Sanin Main Line to the Kyobi Line, which connects to the Japanese Sea. It has been fully opened in 1975 and has been utilized mainly for local transport, but it was scheduled to be discontinued on March 31, 2018 due to reduced shipping amounts. The Uzui Station is located near the middle point of the train, which was opened in 1975 with the opening between Hamahara and Kuhaha, and the front and back of the tunnel, led the route into the mountains, so the home was set up at a height of 66.6 ft (20 m) above the ground. Therefore, 116 stairs are set up from the ground to the home, and are also known as "Station in the Sky." In order to keep this impressive Uzui station on your hand, the first release in the Station Collection is made with a 1/150 N gauge scale, and the front and rear legs sandwiched between the central staircase and 110 out of 116 stairs. The car is sized to accept 2 parking cars. Floor section: Length approx. 12.5 inches (317 mm). Use the Tomic Fine Track Rail (S280 x 1 + S18.5 x 2 etc.). Includes toilet and bus stop. Please be aware that there are some deformed parts. Power unit, feeder to illuminate vehicles, rails and vehicles sold separately. This set is a reproduction of the light-up that was made on a specific day. (From Amazon.co.jp)