After doing Sakura Densya, I knew I had to try building the full size tram and since I am waiting for something to come in for the Hot Air Balloon I thought I would dive into Sakura Journey. It was not too difficult of a build, and I am very happy with the build itself. I did end up using glue in a few places but overall this is a complete snap together kit. One thing that did disappoint me is that the front and back of the tram do not have ‘glass’ in them. Just the two sides.
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Thanks for sharing! It looks cute and nice and the lights inside of it are giving it a really nice touch.
I’m so looking forward to start building the Sakura themed kits after Christmas for next spring!
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This is beautiful! Thanks for including an extra close up photo of the windows! It’s so pretty with the lights. 
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That’s so beautiful. Thank for share
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Is you have clear plastic you could make it yourself. It is not that hard to do.
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I loved this kit so much! 
It’s such a beautiful build, even with those tiny details missing. I’m glad you enjoyed it too!
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Its lovely! Very well lit up could you add your own glass for the front and rear windows?
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I may go back at some point to add it, but for now it is sitting on my desk while I work making me happy.
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Such a lovely piece. Looking at this reminds me of Japan 
it is especially beautiful when it is lit. Thank you for sharing your wonderful photos
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You could add some. I think it was @Nita_Davis who made her clear walls on one of the flower houses. She used the clear bag that the paper things sometimes come in. I have acetate sheets as well that would work. Or sheet protectors.
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Very nicely done! The lights in the tram makes the tam very cozy
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I have made “glass” windows from a plastic cups, like this. Or some other similar food container. It will lay flat if you glue it down.
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It turned out lovely, BTW. I assume you added the light yourself. I think some rolife models would make good nightlights.
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The light came with the kit.
Oh really? Ok.
That is good to know.
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Great idea and good to know that they will lay flat. From my Cricut projects, I do have Acetate sheets which I can use, but they are not very cheap. The cup is wonderful idea.
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You will need to hold it down with something until the glue dries and it will stay flat. Or find a food container or blister pack that is already flat.
This material is much stronger than the thin acetate. I absolutely recommend.
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It’s looking very nice. Love them. You did a great job with it.
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