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''Thomas the Tank Engine'' has had many specials, and most believe the first was ''Thomas and the Magic Railroad''<span style="font-size:14px;">. However, in 1993, the true first </span>''Thomas''<span style="font-size:14px;"> special aired, a crossover entitled </span>'''''Thomas and the U.K. Trip'''''<span style="font-size:14px;">, featuring characters from the Japanese show, </span>''Hirake! Ponkikki''<span style="font-size:14px;">. The characters from the Japanese show visit the Island of Sodor where Thomas and his friends live, and then the "real" UK to see real steam engines. The special was never released on VHS, however, it is most likely that it was recorded by a home viewer, as the whole special is on YouTube.</span>
''Thomas the Tank Engine'' has had many specials, and most believe the first was ''Thomas and the Magic Railroad''<span style="font-size:14px;">. However, in 1993, the true first </span>''Thomas''<span style="font-size:14px;"> special aired, a crossover entitled </span>'''''Thomas and the U.K. Trip'''''<span style="font-size:14px;">, featuring characters from the Japanese show, </span>''Hirake! Ponkikki''<span style="font-size:14px;">. The characters from the Japanese show visit the Island of Sodor where Thomas and his friends live, and then the "real" UK to see real steam engines. The special was never released on VHS, however, it is most likely that it was recorded by a home viewer, as the whole special is on YouTube.</span>


Another rare Japanese Thomas artifact is the song "Thomas Number 1." It is so obscure that it is not listed in the songs category of the official Thomas the Tank Engine wiki. It is as yet unconfirmed if this is a real Thomas music video or just a fan-made video. If it is real, then it is actually the first Thomas the Tank Engine music video, as it only has clips from seasons 1 and 2. (The song currently credited as the first is Thomas' Anthem).
Interesting enough the I am Thomas The Tank Engine video had been released on a Japanese Vhs called Hello Thomas and James (Pちゃんのハロートーマス&ジェームス back in 1996.
Another rare Japanese Thomas artifact is the song "Thomas Number 1." It is so obscure that it is not listed in the songs category of the official Thomas the Tank Engine wiki. It's confirmed as to be an official music video made exclusively for Japan as at the time the first two seasons had aired in Japan. The music video uses clips from seasons 1 and 2 which had only aired at that very time during this specials airing. (The song currently credited as the first is Thomas' Anthem).


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Thomas UK.JPG

An ad for the special.

Status: Found

Date found: Unknown

Found by: Unknown

The Special.

Thomas the Tank Engine has had many specials, and most believe the first was Thomas and the Magic Railroad. However, in 1993, the true first Thomas special aired, a crossover entitled Thomas and the U.K. Trip, featuring characters from the Japanese show, Hirake! Ponkikki. The characters from the Japanese show visit the Island of Sodor where Thomas and his friends live, and then the "real" UK to see real steam engines. The special was never released on VHS, however, it is most likely that it was recorded by a home viewer, as the whole special is on YouTube.

Interesting enough the I am Thomas The Tank Engine video had been released on a Japanese Vhs called Hello Thomas and James (Pちゃんのハロートーマス&ジェームス back in 1996. Another rare Japanese Thomas artifact is the song "Thomas Number 1." It is so obscure that it is not listed in the songs category of the official Thomas the Tank Engine wiki. It's confirmed as to be an official music video made exclusively for Japan as at the time the first two seasons had aired in Japan. The music video uses clips from seasons 1 and 2 which had only aired at that very time during this specials airing. (The song currently credited as the first is Thomas' Anthem).