The wagons are HoKi (ホキ) 1000 or 1100.
The logo is 太平洋セメント T = Taiheiyo Cement.
There are several manufacturers of N gauge versions,
But they don't look like the ones in the video, and in any case they'd be too small.
Digging further, @shimotan53 posted this on 26-Mar-16.
"I was motivated by a certain person's red hoki and tried to make a prototype".
Then: "I made 16 of the white hoki because it's a structure that's easy to make from 0.5-1.0mm plastic board".
Later: "I use a 0.5mm plastic sheet rolled up. If you put it into the core of a toilet roll and leave it in the car under the scorching sun, it will get a firm curl. The white hoki was made using this method".
and:
The logo is 太平洋セメント T = Taiheiyo Cement.
There are several manufacturers of N gauge versions,
But they don't look like the ones in the video, and in any case they'd be too small.
Digging further, @shimotan53 posted this on 26-Mar-16.
"I was motivated by a certain person's red hoki and tried to make a prototype".
Then: "I made 16 of the white hoki because it's a structure that's easy to make from 0.5-1.0mm plastic board".
Later: "I use a 0.5mm plastic sheet rolled up. If you put it into the core of a toilet roll and leave it in the car under the scorching sun, it will get a firm curl. The white hoki was made using this method".
and: