The accessible routes for all express buses and highway buses within Kyushu such as Mount Aso, Amakusa, Fukuoka, Kagoshima, Kurokawa Onsen, Miyazaki, Nagasaki, Oita, Takachiho, Takamori, Yufuin more…
There are some night buses for Kobe, Kyoto and Osaka.
Here is a list of express bus routes which operates everyday.
YUFUIN
湯布院
TAKACHIHO
高千穂
ASO
阿蘇
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ONSEN
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Asokuma-goKumamoto ⇔ Osaka / KyotoOsaka is the main commercial center and located in Honshu Island, Japan.
The most popular destinations are Osaka Castle, Universal Studios Japan, Dotonbori, Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan, Umeda Sky Building and more.. -
Amakusa-goKumamoto ⇔ AmakusaAmakusa is known for magnificent nature, marine treasure, Dolphins watching. Also, Amakusa has ‘Hidden Christian sites’ in Sakitsu village backed for World Heritage status.
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Fukuoka-KurokawaFukuoka ⇔ Kurokawa Onsen (Hot Spring)Kurokawa Hot-spring is one of the Japan’s most magnificent natural Hot spring & resort, that attract not only Japanese but foreigner too. The outdoor hot spring bath has amazing view of Mt. Aso and nature.
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Hinokuni-go – Fukuoka AirportKumamoto ⇔ Fukuoka AirportFukuoka is one of the Top most livable city in the World. The most popular destinations are Dazaifu Shrine, Itoshima beach, Momochihama beach, Hakata and Tenjin.
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Hinokuni-go – Fukuoka(Hakata / Tenjin)Kumamoto ⇔ Fukuoka (Hakata / Tenjin)Fukuoka is one of the Top most livable city in the World. The most popular destinations are Dazaifu Shrine, Itoshima beach, Momochihama beach, Hakata and Tenjin.
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Kirishima-goKumamoto ⇔ KagoshimaKagoshima is one of the greatest fun place in Japan. The most popular destinations are Sakurajima an active volcano, Beach, Marine activities, Kagoshima Aquarium and more…
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Kumamoto – Asosanjo TerminalKumamoto ⇔ Kurokawa/YufuinKurokawa Hot Spring is one of the Japan’s most magnificent natural Hot spring & resort surrounded by beautiful nature, that attract not only Japanese but foreigner too!
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Kyushu Odan Bus – Kurokawa / Yufuin /BeppuKumamoto ⇔ Kurokawa/Yufuin/BeppuYufuin / Beppu are known for magnificent natural Hot springs spas & resort in Japan. There are many beautiful lakes and mountains like; Shidakako Lake, Kinrinko Lake, Bussan-ji Temple,
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Nanpu-goKumamoto ⇔ MiyazakiMost popular destinations are Western Area: Sekino-o Falls, Aoshima, Sun Messe Nichinan, Takachiho.
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Phoenix-goFukuoka ⇔ MiyazakiMiyazaki is known for magnificent nature, leisure spots, adventuring like Surfing, Scuba Diving, It is located in south-west of Kyushu Island Japan.
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Rindo-goKumamoto ⇔ NagasakiNagasaki is well known for an atomic bomb attack during World War 2. It is located in north-western part of Kyushu Island Japan. The city has long history, cultural diversity and many harbors.
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Saikai-goKumamoto ⇔ Sasebo / Huis Ten BoschSasebo is truly blessed with beautiful nature and on the other hand Huis Ten Bosch is based on Dutch style theme park. It is located in Nagasaki prefecture, Japan. A BIG and Delicious Sasebo Burger is very famous.
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Sunrise-goKumamoto ⇔ Kobe / Osaka / KyotoKyoto is a classical and traditional image of Japan.The most popular destinations are Kinkakuji (Golden Pavilion), Ginkakuji (Siver Pavilion), Kyoto Imperial Palace, Kiyomizu-dera Temple, Fushimi Inari-Taisha Shrine and more..
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Takachiho-goKumamoto ⇔ Takachiho / NobeokaTakachiho best known for its “spiritual spot” and connection to first gods and goodness in Japan. It is popularly known for Takachiho Gorge & Takachiho Shrine.
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Takamori-goKumamoto ⇔ TakamoriTakamori is one of the most beautiful village in Japan. It has very popular power spots “Takamori Don No Sugi” having two impressively large cedar trees, Kamishikimi Kumanoimasu Shrine, Sirakawa Suigen and more.
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Yamabiko-goKumamoto ⇔ OitaJapan’s most beautiful Hot springs and resorts situated here. The main tourist’s attractions are its Hot springs, in addition this place has many outdoor activities such as African Safari, Iruka watching, Harmony Land theme park.
