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Toyota Kaikan from Tsuchihashi
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Toyota Kaikan from Tsuchihashi 2009/8/31
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Hi please advise what bus to take from Tsuchihashi station to Toyota Kaikan.
I know I should take a Meitetsu bus bound for Toyota Kaikan Gihon Mae. Can you please advise the bus number and the directions to the bus stop. If you could provide a timetable that would be great! Thanks a lot
by piper (guest)  

... 2009/9/1
It is a special bus line called the "Toyota Honsha Line". I don't think it comes with a number. The bus stop should be easily found in front of the station.

Here is the official website in Japanese:
http://www.hoei-group.co.jp/bus/toyota.html

The one way trip costs 220 yen. Buses operate only from Monday to Friday and on national holidays, but they do not run on Saturdays and Sundays.

The departure times are shown on the following page:
http://www.hoei-group.co.jp/bus/toyota_j.html

Blue refers to weekdays, pink to national holidays. “y‹´‰w‘O means Tsuchihashi Station.

by Uji rate this post as useful

thank you 2009/9/1
thank you Uji.
This was just what I was looking for. Please confirm I should get off at the last stop. Thanks again
by piper (guest) rate this post as useful

me again 2009/9/1
sorry it's me again...how long is the bus ride? Thanks
by piper (guest) rate this post as useful

... 2009/9/2
Yes, get off at the last stop. I cannot find the exact trip duration, but considering that it is only a 4km ride, I believe it will take less than 15 minutes.
by Uji rate this post as useful

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