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All 119 bus stations in Tokyo, mapped.

Num's directory maps 119 bus stations and stops in Tokyo, and which ones are for highway coaches out of the city rather than the local bus round the corner.

Where the concierge points people first

The rest of the bus stations in Tokyo — every one we hold

Two different bus systems share the same streets

Local city buses in central Tokyo, such as the green-and-white Toei buses, charge a single flat fare: you board at the front, tap an IC card such as Suica or PASMO, and leave by the middle door. Highway coaches and airport limousines work differently, with fares by distance and seats often sold ahead, and they leave from a handful of big terminals rather than street stops. Most rows here are ordinary local stops; if the ticket in your hand names a city hundreds of kilometers away, you want Shinjuku, Tokyo Station or T-CAT.

Questions people ask

Where do long-distance buses leave from in Tokyo?

Mainly バスタ新宿 (Busta Shinjuku) and the terminals around Tokyo Station, including バスターミナル東京八重洲 under Tokyo Midtown Yaesu and the JR stands at the Yaesu south exit. Airport limousines also use 東京シティエアターミナル (T-CAT).

How many bus stations are there in Tokyo?

Num's directory maps 119 bus stations and stops in Tokyo with coordinates. Most are local street stops; only a few are highway coach terminals.

How do you pay on a Tokyo city bus?

On most central Tokyo routes you board at the front and tap a Suica or PASMO card, or pay the flat fare in cash. Coaches and airport buses charge by distance instead.

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