Japan's oldest monorail, which has operated at a Tokyo zoo since 1957, made its final run on Thursday, with fans bidding a fond farewell.Fans both young and old gathered to take pictures and board the two-car-monorail that runs 330 meters between western and eastern parts of Tokyo Zoological Gardens."It was a symbol of the zoo," said Norie Tate, 44, who took the day off work to witness the train's retirement with her 3-year-old son Amane. "I wanted them to preserve it," she said."I want to ride it more," Amane said.Rail fan Tatsuro Takase, 30, said, "I'm waiting to see it run again."In a de…READ FULL ARTICLE
