This collection includes all current JR Kyushu rolling stock.

The Kyushu Railway Company, often referred to as JR Kyushu, is a major railway operator based in Fukuoka, Japan. The smallest of the 4 publicly floated JR companies, it is listed on the Tokyo and Fukuoka stock exchanges. The company owns and operates the Kyushu Shinkansen and Nishi-Kyushu Shinkansen high speed lines, in addition to a number of conventional lines across the island. Having inherited a large number of rural and underutilised lines compounded with low levels of electrification and aging rolling stock, JR Kyushu struggled to balance the books in the decades after the dissolution of JNR. However, the company pursued aggressive investment into other sectors, with several of it's ventures achieving profitability. Introduction of popular tourist trains such as the luxury Seven Stars in Kyushu aided in revitalizing the rail sector, which was brought out of the red in the mid 2010s. While notionally privatised since 1987, the three JR companies outside of Honshu remained de-facto state owned via the Japan Railway Construction, Transport and Technology Agency (JRTT). JR Kyushu had also been under this arrangement until 2016, when a successful IPO was executed and the company became fully publicly traded. Railway related operations only make up around 40% of revenue, with the rest mainly composing of businesses in the real estate, retail, and construction sectors.

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All my workshop mods feature:

-Dedicated models
-Accurate specifications*
-Multiple formations**
-Easily ported to any part of the world

Crush capacity is used for all trains that allow standing passengers, as the design capacity of trains published by companies in Japan do not reflect actual operating conditions and are not suited for gameplay purposes. Capacity will be calculated using the following method, taking into account the seating layout and role of the train:

Urban Trains:
Long: 200% (175% for vehicles below 2.5m in width)
Semi-cross: 175%
Cross: 150%

Regional Trains & All Trams:
Long: 175% standing
Semi-cross: 175% standing
Cross: 150% standing

*Some data may be estimates if the accurate value could not be found despite thorough research, these typically includes situations such as non-distinction between normal and emergency deceleration values, or when the empty mass of a formation is given but not for individual cars.
**For types with only 1 real-world operational formation, realistic hypothetical formations are included.

Any feedback/suggestions/requests are welcome, you can reach me on the game's official discord, or just leave a comment on the mod in question.