Takatō Bus Terminal
Takatō Bus Terminal 高遠駅 | |
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Entrance of Takato Bus Terminal | |
Location | 1735-2 Nishi-Takatō, Takatō, Ina, Nagano, Nagano Prefecture (長野県伊那市高遠町西高遠1735-2)[1] Japan |
Coordinates | 35°50′15″N 138°03′18″E / 35.837450°N 138.054864°ECoordinates: 35°50′15″N 138°03′18″E / 35.837450°N 138.054864°E, |
Other information | |
Website | official website |
History | |
Opened | January 1948 |
Location | |
![]() ![]() Takato Bus Terminal Location within Nagano Prefecture |
Takatō Bus Terminal (高遠駅, Takatō-eki) is a bus terminal at Ina, Nagano in Japan. Besides, the bus terminal is used by the JR Bus and Ina Bus.
Outline[]
The bus terminal is located near Takatō Castle.
Now, there are 2 routes (For Chino Station, Inashi Station and Inakita Station) operated by JR Bus Kanto, 5 routes which runs around Takato B.T operated by Ina, Nagano (entrust the business to JR Bus Kanto).
The cherry festival in Takato which is held every year in April on Takato castle park is located near the bus terminal.
Facilities[2][]
Store for selling Bus tickets and Information desk(10 a.m. - 12 a.m./ 13 a.m. - 17 a.m./ Regular holidays are Sundays)
- Sells connecting tickets for highway bus (Ina Line operated by Ina Bus)[3] and various commutation tickets, book of coupon tickets.
Route Buses[]
- You aren't able to use IC card on all bus routes. Passengers who have Japan Rail Pass are able to ride on the following bus routes at free excluding Community buses which JR Bus is entrusted to.
Name | Via | Terminal | Company | Note |
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Takato Line | Inashi Station, Inakita Station | Kimi-Ina Agricultural High School | JR Bus Kantō | Runs on weekdays only |
Ina Central Hospital | Runs on holidays only | |||
JR shako mae | ||||
Jōshi Park | Takatō Kōkō mae | |||
Fujisawa-Chino Line | Ina-Fujisawa | Furuyashiki | ||
Furuyashiki,The start of the Moriya trail, Tsuetsuki Pass | Chino Station | Runs on the partly days in April. The bus route passes at a lot of bus stops at which the other bus routes which connect Furuyashiki with Takato Bus Terminal stop.[4] | ||
Minami Alps Geo Liner | The start of the Moriya trail, Tsuetsuki Pass | Chino Station | Runs on partly days from July through November. The bus route passes at a lot of bus stops at which the other bus routes which connect Furuyashiki with Takato Bus Terminal stop. | |
Non stop | Senryuso[5] | |||
Panorama Liner | Non stop | Kiso-Fukushima Station | Runs on partly days between July and November. The bus route passes at a lot of bus stops which the other bus routes which connect Inakita Station with Senryuso stop. | |
Non stop | Senryuso[5][6] |
Community Buses[]
- You aren't able to use IC card on buses
Name | Via | Terminus | Company | Note |
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Hase Junkan Line[7] | Senryuso,[5] Todai-guchi[5] | Iwairi | Ina City Community Bus (Ina entrusts this community bus to JR Bus Kanto) | |
Miyoshi Hase Junkan Line (circular-route) | Ina-Arai | Sekiya-bashi | Runs on weekdays only |
Surrounding areas[]
There is Takato Castle, it takes 10 minutes on foot from the bus terminal.
References[]
- ^ Places
- ^ Service
- ^ Shinjuku-Takato connecting ticket
- ^ Detail
- ^ Jump up to: a b c d At the bus stop, passengers are able to transfer onto Minami Alps Rindo Bus bound for Kitazawa Pass. And, Mountaineers are able to go to Mount Senjo and Mount Kaikoma from Kitazawa Pass.
- ^ About Panorama
- ^ detail
Park which is held the Cherry Blossom Festival in April around Takato Castle
External links[]
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- Bus stations in Japan