Tokyo Commuter – Coming Soon

Discover the bustling heart of Tokyo and master modern EMUs with Union Workshop’s Tokyo Commuter: Keihin–Tōhoku & Utsunomiya Lines coming soon to Train Simulator Classic!

The commuter network of Tokyo is formed of many different interconnecting lines that serve different suburbs and offer both local and direct links into the city centre. Opened in 1914, the Keihin–Tōhoku line stretched its way across the Tokyo area, running north-south linking many population hubs into Japan’s capital. The adjacent and much older Utsunomiya Line, dating back to 1883 and runs mostly parallel to the Keihin–Tōhoku. Between these two lines you'll find non-stop commuter action, as a driver on the network you will have an important role of maintaining Japan’s high standards.

Your machine for this task is the E233 series EMU, with two variants to drive. The -1000 series comprised of 10-car sets which run on the Keihin–Tōhoku line, featuring a blue accented livery, meanwhile the Utsunomiya is served by the -3000 series, made of both 5 and 10-car formations in emerald livery. You can see the first screenshots of these on the route below.

The ultimate capital city service awaits with Union Workshop’s Tokyo Commuter: Keihin–Tōhoku & Utsunomiya Lines, coming soon to Train Simulator Classic!