Hobby Center Kato Tokyo Japanese Fine Train Model Show Room ホビーセンターカトー東京 都営大江戸線 Oedo Line Subway
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- Take you a trip to go to one of Japan's finest train model maker, Kato's show room, Hobby Center Kato. There are displaying great Layout and Diorama.
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Visited this place last time I was in Japan . Really kinda hidden back in a quiet little area . Very nice place with lots to check out .
Very interesting video.
Makes one want to visit the place at least once ! 👍
Thank you for the video/review/visiting guide.
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Thx. I will have to try and go here if I get a chance to visit Japan.
한국인인 제가 봐도 철덕들이 좋아할 만한 내용으로 구성되어있네요...
카토 철도모형은 열차모형 품질도 좋고 스타터세트를 구매했을 때 실제 열차처럼 컨트롤할 수 있다는 장점이 있죠.
이번 여름에 일본 여행을 가 볼 계획을 세우고 있는데 오에도선 타고 이 디오라마 상점에 한번 들러봐야겠습니다!
I actually met Mr Kato himself when he visited the model shop I used to work in!
Cant wait to visit Japan again, and this place will be the first priority!
Yes, please come back! Hobby Center Kato has nearly full hours opened even during the COVID!
Thank you, that was a great look at a place I would love to visit. A lot of stuff I have, even more I wish I had.
Wonderful! How I wish we could get the full range of Kato in the UK.
Fantastic, thanks
The dominance of N scale and passenger trains is an interesting contrast to what is found in the United States.
I wonder if it's because generally Japanese homes are smaller? I moved into a flat a few years ago, and n-gauge is all I have room for now unless I want just a simple oval. I'm not mad, though, looking at the prices of O-gauge recently. N-gauge is definitely easier on the wallet.
I live in the USA in a 3 bed 2 bath 1550 sq ft house by myself and I don't really have the room for an HO layout. I just got a Kato n scale starter kit and have it on a 3x5 foot piece of plywood. I'm having a blast with it. Most Americans don't have a full basement for a big HO layout--I think that n scale is great.
Just to clarify, I didn't mean my comment as a negative observation. i find it refreshing to see someone taking a different approach. N Scale Dystopia, in Canada, likewise has focused on passenger operations. Diversity is good for the hobby.
Thank you for the tour.
I have spent hours in the shop when I visited Japan. I too look forward to visiting again when I can visit Japan. The shop has so much variety. The display cabinets with all the models are really an excellent way to see what is available. I particularly liked the upstairs model layout and would love to see a plan of it.
So glad you have been and known the Hobby Center Kato Tokyo! The new catalog only shows current models so it is good to see past models which are still sometimes available in the shop. Please come back Japan when the COVID's condition is better.
LIke others have said, I can't wait to go back to Japan. It's a dream for anyone that loves miniatures. The Kato showroom and Tamiya will be on my list
Great video lots of beautiful trains in store make anyone wish they have a layout like those.
Thanks for a great video!
It is a great showroom, lots of stock. Prices are full retail, but the spare parts and service is excellent. There is a ramen shop close to the subway line which has noodles and beer, both excellent. I make a point of shopping for Kato then lunch afterwards. I am waiting to fly back to Japan, damn this "Covid"!
Thank you for your comment! So you have been the showroom before! I have also eaten in the same ramen shop before. Please come back Japan and come to see more models and take real trains!!
This video was very helpful. I’m planning to visit Tokyo in October, and I think I will need to visit the Kato Center.
Very good video! I only wish I could go see this in person!
He does some beautiful work. I'd like to see him release the SD45 in the older Santa Fe pinstripe scheme in N scale.
Hi Trace! :-)
Thank you for the useful vedio. I like to take my son to here but no idea how to get there. And find your vedio.
Oh my, I know what I want to see when I next make it to Japan. Thank you so much for your guidance to get there.
Is there a similar level of display for Tomix and other Japanese model railway manufacturers?
Is this differerent from Katsumi (KTM) ? Are these Kato trains made of brass? Can they be fitted with DCC (Digital Command and Control) used in the US?
Here in the US we can buy them with decoders already installed.