What is happening with Romancecar VSE parts on February 1?

Odakyu is launching a lottery sale for retired Romancecar VSE seats and tables from February 1. Fans can apply for a chance to buy original fittings. Demand should be strong, given limited supply and collector appeal. Proceeds and related store purchases can support rail ancillary revenue ahead of spring travel.

Do the special MSE tour trains materially change earnings?

On their own, tours contribute modest revenue compared with the broader rail and property portfolio. They can still lift February occupancy, spur onboard sales, and drive limited-edition goods. The bigger value is brand engagement that supports pricing and cross-sell across stations, hotels, and retail into the spring travel window.

How does Odakyu Electric Railway stock look on valuation and income?

Shares trade at a PE of 13.9 and a price-to-book of 1.19, with a dividend per share of ¥50.0 that implies about a 2.95% yield at ¥1,706. These markers suggest a reasonable setup if earnings on February 13 confirm stable demand, controlled costs, and consistent cash returns to shareholders.

What price levels should investors watch in the near term?

Key support sits near the 50-day average around ¥1,707 and the 200-day average near ¥1,663. First resistance appears near the Bollinger upper band at ¥1,742, then the Keltner upper around ¥1,760. An ATR of 24.77 implies typical daily moves of roughly ¥25 around the prevailing price.

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9007.T Stock Today: Romancecar VSE Parts Sale, Tour Lift Outlook — January 24

ByDanny Kontos January 24, 2026January 24, 2026

Odakyu Electric Railway stock is in focus as the Romancecar brand leans into fan demand. From February 1, a lottery sale of retired VSE seats and tables goes live, while special MSE tour trains run in February. These moves can add rail ancillary revenue, deepen brand engagement, and support late winter ridership ahead of spring travel. Ticker 9007.T last traded near ¥1,706, with earnings slated for February 13, 2026. We break down what this could mean for near‑term sentiment and levels to watch.