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JGR/JNR TaMu 500 tank wagon

The TaMu 500 is a 15-ton 2-axle tank wagon for transporting gasoline that was introduced in 1931 by Japan's national railway. From prewar to postwar 1961, 621 cars were built, the largest number of two-axle tank cars in Japan.

Oct. 17, 2024: Loading capacity was corrected and increased to 12.

* Cargo: Crude oil, Oil and Fuel
* Capacity: 12
* Car length: 8.80 m
* Available from:
** prewar models: 1931 - 1968
** postawr models: 1952 - 2000
* Max speed:
** original: 65 km/h
** since 1955: 75 km/h

Currently, the following variant are included in the pack. Other variants will be added in the future.

* prewar models:
** Hayama Sekiyu (later Showa Shell Sekiyu)
** Ogura Sekiyu (later Nisseki)
* postwar models:
* Nippon Oil Corporation (Nisseki)
* Japan Oil Transportation (JOT)