The 117 series is a suburban train introduced in 1979 to enhance passenger service between Kyoto, Osaka, and Kobe.
The SUN LINER was a rapid train established between Okayama and Fukuyama in March 1989 and was later renamed SAN LINER. In 1992, the 117 series trains became surplus and were introduced to this route with a new look, featuring a unique livery based on white with yellow and red gradients, drawing significant attention. Subsequently, modifications for one-man operation were implemented, and the service continued; however, by the later years, the paint scheme was simplified, and the SAN LINER livery was retired after 2016.
- High-Grade (HG) specification
- Recreation of the yellow and red gradient based on white
- Reproduction of the SUN LINER logo through printing
- KUHA116 model features a cassette-style toilet tank
- Shoe scraper and handrail printed in silver
- Includes a transferable sheet with selectable vehicle numbers
- Includes an operation number (train set number) sticker
- The front display section comes with exchangeable, pre-printed parts, including replacement parts
- Head and tail lights, front display, and operation indicator feature a constant lighting circuit board with an ON-OFF switch
- Functionality to light both coupling surfaces when train sets are connected to prevent falling
- Head and tail lights, front display, and operation indicator illuminated by white LEDs
- Headlights use a color prism for a lighting effect close to incandescent color
- Equipped with a flywheel-powered motor
- New power collection system and black wheels
- Equipped with M-13 motor
- Standard TN coupler with piping (SP)
- Compatible with Interior Lighting Kit Tomix 0733
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