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area of Japan between 1963 and 2000.

Operations

The 3100 series sets were used on ''Hakone'', ''Ashigara'', and ''Sagami'' services.

Interior

File:OER-NSE3100-inside.jpg, Interior view, 2001

Preserved examples

File:OER 3100-3181.jpg, Preserved 3100 series car near Kaisei Station, September 2007

References

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