Preserved Examples
- EF64 18: Preserved in a park close to Katsunuma-budōkyō Station on the Chūō Mainline in Koshu, Yamanashi
- EF64 22: Cab end only privately preserved in Tottori Prefecture
- EF64 77: Stored at Inazawa Depot in Aichi Prefecture, restored to imperial train livery with white stripe from November 2012
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Famous quotes containing the words preserved and/or examples:
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