Hashima-shi substitute bus

Hashima-shi substitute bus is the community bus which Hashima-shi, Gifu consigns it to Gifuhashima bus taxi, and runs. It is the substitute bus of a part of Meitetsu Takehana Line abolished (2001) on October 1 in 2001 (Egira Station, Osu Station interval). The nickname "the Japanese yen sky."

The unification of the route is carried out (2007) from October 1 in 2007 and is changed to the Hashima-shi community bus southern part line (the Japanese yen sky).

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Route

• It is Osu - Hashimashiyakushomae Station route 1
• Route 2 Osu - Hashima hot spring - Hashimashiyakushomae Station (a part of the Japanese-Chinese up):

It is the route which almost followed an abolition part of Meitetsu Takehana Line (Egira Station, Osu Station interval), but Egira does not go by way. A high speed service from Yagami and Osu to Hashimashiyakushomae Station was operated before in morning on weekdays, but is abolished now.

Fare

100 yen is uniform. There are not a fixed period and the coupon.

History

• It is October 1 (2001) for 2,001 years: A part of Meitetsu Takehana Line (Egira Station, Osu Station interval) is abolished.
• It is October 1 (2001) for 2,001 years: Hashima-shi substitute bus, Osu, Hashimashiyakushomae Station interval travel, and they start.
• It is October 1 (2004) for 2,004 years: A nickname is named "the Japanese yen sky". The review of the route is carried out, and the abolition and a part in the daytime of the high speed service become Hashima hot spring way.
• The unification of the route is carried out (2007) from October 1 in 2007 and is changed to the Hashima-shi community bus southern part line (the Japanese yen sky).

Other

• It is the alternative route of the railroad, and the number is set a lot (more than 30 coming and going a day).
• I am changed to time schedule revision of Meitetsu Takehana Line at the time to connect to Meitetsu Takehana Line at Hashimashiyakushomae Station.

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• Hashima-shi

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