File:Narrow gauge (2ft6in gauge) Shay locomotive pulls a royal at Alishan Forest Railway, Taiwan in 1928, when Emperor Hirohito's Father-in-Law, Prince Kuni Kuniyoshi was visiting.jpg
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[edit]DescriptionNarrow gauge (2ft6in gauge) Shay locomotive pulls a royal at Alishan Forest Railway, Taiwan in 1928, when Emperor Hirohito's Father-in-Law, Prince Kuni Kuniyoshi was visiting.jpg |
English: Narrow gauge (2ft6in gauge) Shay locomotive N°27 pulls a royal at Alishan Forest Railway, Taiwan in 1928, when Emperor Hirohito's Father-in-Law, Prince Kuni Kuniyoshi was visiting |
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