Description
In the tender type steam locomotive of the National Railway, the smallest C 56 is produced from 16035 as a customer and two cars in the Showa period from 1935 to 1939, and it is a local route with a relatively long distance throughout the country It was an active part.
The C56 of the Kozu line connecting Shinjyuku and Komoro in Shinshu passed the Japanese highest point of the railroad and ran along the plateau of the foot of Yatsugatake Mountain, and was familiar with the nickname of "Pony of Plateau."
C56 is still showing that Unit 44 belongs to Otogawa Hojimichi and is active