Authentic Kato N and HO Scale Train Sets, Parts, and More
For some people, a fascination with model trains began when they were children. Others acquire this passion later in life. When it comes to choosing a company, one of the most trusted names in the model train world is Kato.
No part is too small or large for Plaza Japan. You’ll find Kato model trains featuring many multiple beautifully detailed cars. We also offer a selection of train parts, including tracks, sound boxes, buildings, bridges, and more. Besides an incredible selection of model trains, Kato also offers connector parts, turnout connectors, terminal adapter cords, and more.
Train Parts and Sets from Plaza Japan
Whether you need a piece of track or an entire Kato model train set, Plaza Japan has hundreds of Kato items to begin or build your collection. We carry only the best Japanese merchandise from popular brands.
Some of our popular product lines are our model train lines. Whether you prefer N scale, HO scale, or Z scale - we have them all. Best of all, we ship our products from Japan with fast, reliable, and insured shipping.
Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions about Kato or its many products? Here are answers to some questions we usually receive.
Is Kato a Good Model Train Brand?
Yes! Since the 1950s, Kato has remained a brand name known for manufacturing authentic and detailed products. This company offers individual train cars such as locomotives, cabooses, flatcars, and much more.
Where Are Kato Model Trains Made?
All Kato products come from this company’s manufacturing headquarters in (you guessed it) Japan. No matter whether this company manufactures wires or complete train sets, they all come from the Land of the Rising Sun.
What Is Better: HO or N Scale Models?
It’s important to note that HO or N scale models aren’t “better” than one another. Instead, it’s all a matter of personal preference. If you want a smaller train set, choose N scale train sets - they’re half the size of HO scale train sets.
What Does N Mean in N Scale?
The N in N scale is an abbreviation used to note the nine-millimeter gauge of this scale’s tracks. The HO scale gets its name from being “half the size” of O scale train sets.
