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Peanuts Meets Hankyu: Hankyu Railway Runs a “Snoopy Train” on its 3 Main Lines

October 14, 2016

In a special collaboration with “Peanuts Worldwide” west Japan’s Hankyu Railway began running a special “Snoopy Train” on all three of its main routes this month. The Snoopy Trains are decorated inside and out with characters from the famous comic by the late great Charles M. Schulz, and are now running on the Hankyu Kyoto, Kobe, and Takarazuka Main Lines.

Three Snoopy Trains are running on the Hankyu main lines

Three Snoopy Trains are running on the Hankyu main lines

On the left are some exterior train decorations and on the right some of the posters that are inside the trains

On the left are some exterior train decorations and on the right some of the posters that are inside the trains

In addition shops at stations along these lines are now selling a range of special souvenirs, stationary, and other goods featuring Snoopy wearing a Hankyu Railway cap. One-day tickets for the Hankyu Railway also now feature images of the famous beagle.

Peanuts Meets Hankyu goods will all feature the familiar maroon coloring of Hankyu trains

“Peanuts Meets Hankyu” goods will all feature the familiar maroon coloring of Hankyu trains

Altogether 34 “Peanuts Meets Hankyu” souvenir goods are available, but perhaps chief among them is a cute fluffy stuffed Snoopy doll with its ears colored in Hankyu’s trademark maroon. The Snoopy Trains began operation on October 1st and will continue running until Januray 9th 2017.

A Snoopy toy with Hankyu colored ears

A Snoopy toy with Hankyu colored ears

Article by Michael Lambe. All rights reserved.

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