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JNR KoKi 5500 and ChiKi 5000 container wagon

The Japanese National Railways' KoKi 5500 is container wagon that was introduced in 1962. This group is an improved version of the Koki 5000 for the container express "Takara", with a deck and handbrake to make it more convenient to operate in single-car units. It ran on a wide range of routes from main lines to branch lines.

ChiKi 5000 was introduced in 1959, it was used for Japan's first express container train, the "Takara", operating between Shiodome in Tokyo and Umeda in Osaka. The rear of the train was coupled to a Yo 5000 guard's van, painted the same green as the container. In 1965, it was reclassified as "KoKi" and in 1967, it was marged into the KoKi 5500 with an additional deck.

In the early years, she carried five 10ft containers, but from the 1970s they were converted to carry four 12ft containers. Containers are included in this mod, and there are no required mods.

* Cargo: Grain, Food, Goods, Machines, Plastic and Tools
* Capacity:
** 5 x 10ft carrying: 20
** 4 x 12ft carrying: 16
* Car length: 18.3 m
* Available years:
** ChiKi 5000: 1959 - 1967
** KoKi 5500 early 10ft: 1962 - 1987
** KoKi 5500 middle 10ft: 1967 - 1987
** KoKi 5500 12ft JNR: 1972 - 2005
** KoKi 5500 12ft JRF: 1987 - 2005
* Max speed: 85 km/h