Japan National Railways / JNR / Seikan Ferry (Seikan Renrakusen) Passenger and Vehicle Ferry, Tsugaru Maru type, Mashu Maru Choro Q, edited by the "Association to Pass on the Seikan Ferry." This is a Choro Q that is not often put up for sale. Condition: Unopened, long-term storage item. The box is believed to have some dirt attached. (Not so much visually, but just in case) Thin cellophane tape is attached to the opening on both ends of the box. Therefore, the seller has not checked the contents. ※ The top of the box is printed with "Seikan Ferry" and does not have the impression of "Mashu Maru." Other listings seem to have "Mashu Maru" or "Tsugaru Maru," but the seller does not know the reason for this printing difference. About Mashu Maru: A passenger and vehicle ferry that operated on the Japan National Railways (JNR) Seikan Ferry (Seikan Renrakusen), the Tsugaru Maru type passenger and vehicle ferry. Built at the Uraga Heavy Industries Uraga Factory. The Mashu Maru was a ferry that operated until the last day of the Seikan Ferry on March 13, 1988 (Showa 63). Currently, you can see the actual ship as it is moored, preserved, and open to the public at the former Hakodate No. 2 pier, which was the actual boarding location.