［The Kyoto Electric Railway Train (Kyoto Municipal Transportation Bureau No. 2 Train), which is on display in the Minami-shinen Garden of Heian Jingu Shrine (Sakyo-ku, Kyoto), is Japan's first electric railroad train that has escaped remodeling for about 100 years and retains its original appearance.
In the same year, the Heian Shrine was built to commemorate the 1,100th anniversary of the relocation of the capital to Kyoto, and the 4th National Industrial Exhibition was held in Kyoto.
［The train has been displayed in the shrine garden of Heian Jingu Shrine since its closure due to its close relationship with the shrine's construction. However, the aging of the train and its sheathing due to years of weathering has made it difficult to continue displaying the train.

The plan for the preservation and repair of the train was proposed and donations were collected through crowdfunding. In addition to repairing the train and refurbishing its covering, the train, which is currently displayed in the Minami-shinen (fee-based section), will be relocated to the west side of the Otenmon Gate (free section), and the surrounding pathway for visitors will also be improved.