4K cab view - Small but real systems! Seibuen Yuenchi Challenge Train in Saitama pref, Japan

The Seibuen Yuenchi CHALLENGE TRAIN is a ride in which you drive your own small train. Manufactured by Saeki Kogyo, it began operating at Toshimaen on 30 September 2017 and was relocated to Seibuen Yuenchi after Toshimaen closed.
Similar to the 'Mini Driving Train' at the Railway Museum in Omiya, visitors can experience driving a train. The ride is not just about driving the train, but also has a game element, with missions such as stopping at intermediate stations, stopping at red lights and sounding the whistle, while coming back within the allotted time. The results of the missions are displayed on a monitor in the vehicle with a maximum score of 100 points.
The cars are modelled on real Seibu Railway cars from the past to the present.
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[@Sacto1654]

That has to be the smallest full-enclosed rideable train in Japan. It makes the Yokkaichi Asunarou Railway trains look huge in comparison.

[@user-hw7fk7hp6x]

2020に閉園なった「としまえん」から
譲られて来たんだ。

[@user-cf9lt3bi1r]

Вагончик маленький,а гудит,как большой!❤

[@fireflyeloise3528]

So cute

[@user-xt3ku8pe2p]

植物園の中を路面電車が走っていますね。

[@saskiyoshiaki]

元々は｢クラシックカー｣でしたが、大規模リニューアルで変更されていると思います。

[@pizzasubs]

It almost looks like something that ice cream could be stored on and sold from like an ice cream truck but this one would be on Rails

[@Eltiron72]

This is insanely cool.

[@omisan59]

Only in Japan,great for kids and afcourse for adults to ;-) thank you for sharing this video

[@Thomas1980]

H___E____L____L____O________Excellent Video!
BIG LIKE! Thumbs Up and best Greetings

[@Lebon19]

Train conductor training wheels.

[@user-wy3xr7dc2b]

Детская железная дорога?

[@monkunderground4244]

Просто восхитительно!

[@zaitcev0]

Why is the section at 3:11 green? It should at least be yellow, where the track is clearly occupied.

[@AndreiTupolev]

OK, this is the cutest train ever. 🚉 A useful training simulator for real life train drivers, I'd have thought