Tokyo Toei Bus Routes

• ^tamago^

  2 May 07, 20:14

  enjoy
  
  click on the pic for full-size (9mb) file.
  
  
• Unidentified

  2 May 07, 20:18

  yea im 1st
• Volvo Olympian

  2 May 07, 20:21

  
  
  Woah , fainted..
• SBS9806J

  2 May 07, 20:32

  
  
  Thats really complicated
• kenn3th

  2 May 07, 20:35

  it's a long route
• ^tamago^

  2 May 07, 20:47

  Originally posted by SBS9806J:

  
  
  Thats really complicated

  actually quite alright liao. the bus network is not extensive, and often bring ppl, starts and ends at train stations.
  
  tat means it could have been worse.
• eX.A.K.R.

  2 May 07, 21:47

  Originally posted by ^tamago^:

  actually quite alright liao. the bus network is not extensive, and often bring ppl, starts and ends at train stations.
  
  tat means it could have been worse.

  Yes, I noticed - just about every bus route either terminates at a railway station of some sort, or practically nowhere. Take their route 91 for example - if I would have my way, I would have at least extended it to that hospital nearby at it's terminus outside Shinjuku.
  
  But at least their Nissans don't have large gaping holes and dysfunctional air-conditioning .
• ZYX2005

  31 May 07, 13:22

  tokyo is planned like this. bus go to JR station or Tokyo Metro station
  
  the main transport is the Metro subway or the JR rail system
  
  most of this route i assume will be flat fare. board by front type.
  
  models shd be rather more or less like the buses i caught in Hokkido. nothing else.
  
  ZYX
  
• Scania N113CRB luver

  31 May 07, 20:31

  Originally posted by eX.A.K.R.:

  But at least their Nissans don't have large gaping holes and dysfunctional air-conditioning .

  
• ^tamago^

  1 Jun 07, 13:13

  Originally posted by eX.A.K.R.:

  Yes, I noticed - just about every bus route either terminates at a railway station of some sort, or practically nowhere. Take their route 91 for example - if I would have my way, I would have at least extended it to that hospital nearby at it's terminus outside Shinjuku.
  
  But at least their Nissans don't have large gaping holes and dysfunctional air-conditioning .

  Yes, and they name the route according to the station, except Toei 'du1' services.
  
  But there are other ways u can make use of it. At Ginza, you can easily hop on to the buses to get to another station instead of trying to locate any of the 3 lines tat run thru the area at different sections. Tokyo station is only 8 mins away by bus!
  
  
• ZYX2005

  1 Jun 07, 13:17

  uuu a nice bus stop. wish i had proper shot of those at Japan . i only saw at airport
  
  ZYX
  
  
• ZYX2005

  1 Jun 07, 13:18

  Originally posted by ^tamago^:

  Yes, and they name the route according to the station, except Toei 'du1' services.
  
  But there are other ways u can make use of it. At Ginza, you can easily hop on to the buses to get to another station instead of trying to locate any of the 3 lines tat run thru the area at different sections. Tokyo station is only 8 mins away by bus!
  
  

  oooh so that what those kanji characters in th svc number are for
  
  ZYX
  
• ^tamago^

  1 Jun 07, 13:29

  Originally posted by ZYX2005:

  oooh so that what those kanji characters in th svc number are for
  
  ZYX
  

  yeah. a closer look at how it is shown on the bus.