Keikyu 800 series

[1] When delivered, the 800 series sets were painted in the standard Keikyu livery of vermillion red with white window surrounds, but were later repainted into all-over vermillion red with a white bodyside stripe following the introduction of the 2000 series trains.

[1] In November 2016, set 823 was repainted into the original-style livery with white window surrounds.

[4] The cab end of former car DeHa 812-6 is preserved inside the Maruzen Ikebukuro bookshop in Toshima, Tokyo.

Built in November 1979 by Kawasaki Heavy Industries, and originally numbered 812-3, it was renumbered 812-6 in August 1986 following reforming as a six-car unit.

It was withdrawn in December 2015, and moved to the ground floor of the Maruzen Ikebukuro bookshop building in March 2017, while still under construction.

Set 823 on its last run at Shinagawa Station on 16 June 2019
The cab end of car 812-6 preserved inside the Maruzen bookshop in Tokyo, in August 2017