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Visa policy of Japan Visa requirements for Japanese citizens

List of metro systems List of tram and light rail transit systems List of rolling stock manufacturers List of locomotive manufacturers URIC (United Railway Industries of China)

World Sports Car Championship

World Sports Car Championship
Car No.	Country	Entrant	Team	Constructor	Car	Drivers	Races	Sponsors
1	Italy	Huawai AF Corse Ferrari	AF Corse	Ferrrari	Ferrari F60 S1	Giancarlo Renatti	All	Huawai, Shell, Bridgestone, FIAT
						Franco de Casa	All
						Mattias Bougel	4, 10
2						Massimo Meazza	All
						Andrea Cossio	All
						Terry Davis	4, 10
7	UK	bp Kings McLaren	Kings	McLaren	McLaren P7 S1	Dwight Graves	All	bp, Bridgestone, Tommy Hilfiger, Chivas
						Alan Beaty	All
						Antonio Catalis	4, 10
8						Elvin Westwood	All
						Lucas Aurione	All
						Leandro Flores	4, 10
23	Japan	Motul NPT Nissan	NPT	Nissan	Nissan MID4 S1	Tetsuya Nagasaki	All	Motul, Bridgestone, Nomura
						Tsubasa Hayakawa	All
						Taishi Hyodo	4, 10
24						Darren Spearce	All
						Jonas von Garrel	All
						Alexander Hoporov	4, 10

Huawai AF Corse Ferrari
Team; AF Corse Constructor; Ferrrari Car; Ferrari F60 S1 Sponsor; Huawai, Shell, Bridgestone, FIAT
Car No. 1 Drivers Giancarlo Renatti (All), Franco de Casa (All), Mattias Bougel (4, 10)
Car No. 2 Drivers Massimo Meazza (All), Andrea Cossio (All), Terry Davis (4, 10)

bp Kings McLaren
Team; Kings Constructor; McLaren Car; McLaren P7 S1 Sponsor; bp, Bridgestone, Tommy Hilfiger, Chivas
Car No. 7 Drivers Dwight Graves (All), Alan Beaty (All), Antonio Catalis (4, 10)
Car No. 8 Drivers Elvin Westwood (All), Lucas Aurione (All), Leandro Flores (4, 10)

Motul NPT Nissan
Team; NPT Constructor; Nissan Car; Nissan MID4 S1 Sponsor; Motul, Bridgestone, Nomura
Car No. 23 Drivers Tetsuya Nagasaki (All), Tsubasa Hayakawa (All), Taishi Hyodo (4, 10)
Car No. 24 Drivers Darren Spearce (All), Jonas von Garrel (All), Alexander Hoporov (4, 10)

Japan

Also in Japan, 'light railway' refers to a railway built or operated under the 1909 Light Railways Act. The act in Japan also though gives only a vague description, the purpose of the act is for building railways easily with less stringent standards and at low cost.
So the circumstance of light railways in Japan was almost similar in UK or other countries. Many light railways had been built for passengrs or as military railway, , Industrial railway and forest railway in Japan, Korea and Manchuria that had been colonized by Japan. Some light railways were being out of business for the destruction of the World War II, especially in Okinawa. After the war, Most of the light railways were out of business by the motor car by 1960s, the remains that survive today are generally heritage railways.