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This time we took the JR Kanto double-decker bus “Grand Daytime Express No. 6”.
The bus is powered by a Scania engine from Sweden.
It is a super-sized bus “Astromega” made in Belgium.
Bus route
Kyoto Station⇔Tokyo Station
Osaka Station ⇔ Tokyo Station
Fare
2nd floor, 3-row seat, 40 USD Weekday
1st floor, 4 rows of seats, US$23, weekday
I booked my ticket on the website 2 weeks in advance.
I was able to reserve a front row seat two weeks in advance.
Table of Contents
02:00 Here comes the double-decker bus!
03:03 Front Row Seats
03:36 Seating Facilities
05:43 Different Fares for Shinkansen
06:22 Meishin Expressway Window
07:29 Ninja! Konan Parking
08:44 Koga Ninja Village
11:27 Ise Bay Expressway
12:56 Rest at Roadside Station
14:34 Private room with curtains
15:31 Car window of the mountains in Shizuoka Prefecture
17:52 Rest at Ashigara Service Area
20:12 Shumai lunch box
20:57 Sweets for the night? Eel pie
22:35 Toilet on the bus
22:51 Accident on the Metropolitan Expressway!
23:42 Arrival at Basta Shinjuku
25:20 Arrival at Tokyo Station
Playlist
Bus trip is here 👇.
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Click here for videos of maiko and geisha 👇.
Information
Reservations for this bus are here👇.
Highway Bus Net
https://www.kousokubus.net/JpnBus/en
Koka Ninja Village
https://www.japan.travel/en/spot/1057/
Eel pie（unagi pie） Shunkado
https://www.shunkado.co.jp/language/en/
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A large double-decker bus, the Grand Daytime Express Bus No. 6, travelled from Kyoto to Tokyo.
The Shinkansen bullet train and night buses are the main modes of transport between Kyoto and Tokyo.
The Shinkansen is fast, but it is not possible to get off the train en route.
Night buses can save you the cost of an overnight hotel stay.
However, you cannot see the scenery and the rest stops along the way are closed.
This day bus also allows you to enjoy the scene😊
And you can also enjoy buying Japanese food and snacks at the rest stops along th😁
It was the recommended mode of transport for those who want to have a relaxing trip!👍
2:47 I've noticed that most travel channels do report that you get cheaper rates when you book on a company website. Is this a corona precaution incentive by bus companies?
7:16 Mist on the mountains are a sign of rain.
19:57 What happens if you are left behind? Is the bus company no longer obligated to get you to your destination?
Thanks for taking us on a bus day trip. Most travel channels take the night bus and we don't get to see the scenery between Kyoto and Tokyo.
Stay safe!