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葬式鉄

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Rail enthusiasts who make a deliberate final visit to ride a train line or service before it's discontinued — a "funeral" for the route.

REAL-WORLD EXAMPLE

"The last day of that line was packed with soushiki-tetsu paying their respects."

LORE & ORIGIN

A long-running subculture term (鉄 for rail fan, 葬式 for funeral) describing the ritual of showing up en masse for a route's last day of operation.

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2026-09
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