上之山町２丁目
Uenoyamacho 2-chome
Uenoyamacho 2-chome Bus Stop Timetable, Last & First Bus
Buses stop at Uenoyamacho 2-chome 18 times daily, from 7:22 to 18:41, on 1 line.
- First
- 7:22
- Last
- 18:41
- 18 buses
Data as of
This timetable shows the operator's open data (GTFS) as published. It has not yet been checked against the official timetable, so please also check the official site around timetable changes.
Uenoyamacho 2-chome bus stop timetable
Daily18 busesNo service on some holidays
722Yakusa Station – Seto Station to Seto Station
843Yakusa Station – Seto Station to Yakusa Station
901Yakusa Station – Seto Station to Seto Station56Yakusa Station – Seto Station to Yakusa Station
1013Yakusa Station – Seto Station to Seto Station
1105Yakusa Station – Seto Station to Yakusa Station23Yakusa Station – Seto Station to Seto Station
1243Yakusa Station – Seto Station to Yakusa Station
1305Yakusa Station – Seto Station to Seto Station
1401Yakusa Station – Seto Station to Yakusa Station17Yakusa Station – Seto Station to Seto Station
1516Yakusa Station – Seto Station to Yakusa Station32Yakusa Station – Seto Station to Seto Station
1631Yakusa Station – Seto Station to Yakusa Station48Yakusa Station – Seto Station to Seto Station
1733Yakusa Station – Seto Station to Yakusa Station49Yakusa Station – Seto Station to Seto Station
1841LastYakusa Station – Seto Station to Yakusa Station
Routes serving Uenoyamacho 2-chome
- Yakusa Station – Seto Stationto Seto Station / to Yakusa Station
Times for 2 boarding points are combined here.
Uenoyamacho 2-chome bus stop FAQ
- What time is the last bus at Uenoyamacho 2-chome?
- Every day, the last bus is the 18:41 to Yakusa Station (Yakusa Station – Seto Station).
- What time is the first bus at Uenoyamacho 2-chome?
- Every day, the first bus is the 7:22 to Seto Station.
- How many buses stop at Uenoyamacho 2-chome?
- Daily 18 buses (1 route).
Source: Seto Community Bus GTFS data by Seto (CC BY 4.0), processed by ROUTAY. English names come from the operator's official data where available; others are romanized from the Japanese reading.