its last day in service on 28 February 2016. In March 2016, it was transported by road to the Showa no Mori Museum in Matsudo, Chiba. DeHa 1002 DeHa 1002 was repainted into a new orange and blue livery in 2007 designed by Tetsuko no Tabi writer Naoe Kikuchi, intended to evoke an image of the sun rising across the sea. In 2011, DeHa 1002 was repainted into a new livery based on the former TRTA Marunouchi Line colour scheme of red with a white bodyside stripe. The train was returned to revenue service in this livery on 26 November 2011, one day earlier than originally scheduled. From January 2013, the original TRTA numbering (2040) was added to the Choshi end of the car. Unit 1002 was withdrawn from service following its final run on 10 February 2015. Interior The trains featured longitudinal seating, and were equipped with fare collection boxes at each end for wanman driver only operation. The trains did not have air-conditioning. Operations The two units normally operated as single cars, but could be coupled and operated in multiple when two-car trains were required for increased capacity, such as when special events were held in the area. History The two EMU cars were purchased from TRTA in 1994, and were modified for driver-only-operation and repainted at a cost of approximately 35 million yen per car. They entered revenue service from 29 August 1994. DeHa 1001 was involved in a head-on collision with DeHa 701 north of Kasagami-Kurohae Station on 24 June 1995. The driving cab at the up (Choshi) end was badly damaged, and the car was sent to Keio Juuki Seibi for repairs. In November 2014, it was announced that car 1002 would be withdrawn from service in early January 2015. The unit's final run in passenger service was on 10 January 2015, operating in multiple with sister unit 1001. Car 1001 was withdrawn following its last day in service on 28 February 2016. Preservation Car 1001 is preserved at the Showa no Mori Museum in Matsudo, Chiba. References External links Choshi Electric Railway rolling stock profiles Electric multiple units of Japan Train-related introductions in 1994 Hitachi multiple units ja:銚子電気鉄道線#車両