Kubo Bus Stop Timetable, Last & First Bus
Buses stop at Kubo 6 times on weekdays, from 7:34 to 18:29, on 1 line.
- First
- 7:34
- Last
- 18:29
- 6 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.
Kubo bus stop timetable
Weekdays6 busesNo service on some holidays
734Yokote BT – Ugokotsu Honjo Office to Bound for Yokote BT via Roadside Rest Area Kizakuranosato
1029Yokote BT – Ugokotsu Honjo Office to Bound for Ugokotsu Honjo Office via Roadside Rest Area Kizakuranosato
1523Yokote BT – Ugokotsu Honjo Office to Bound for Yokote BT via Otomo E.S and Roadside Rest Area Kizakuranosato54Yokote BT – Ugokotsu Honjo Office to Bound for Ugokotsu Honjo Office via Roadside Rest Area Kizakuranosato
1824Yokote BT – Ugokotsu Honjo Office to Bound for Yokote BT via Roadside Rest Area Kizakuranosato29LastYokote BT – Ugokotsu Honjo Office to Bound for Ugokotsu Honjo Office via Roadside Rest Area Kizakuranosato
No service on weekends.
Routes serving Kubo
- Yokote BT – Ugokotsu Honjo Officeto Bound for Yokote BT via Roadside Rest Area Kizakuranosato / to Bound for Ugokotsu Honjo Office via Roadside Rest Area Kizakuranosato / to Bound for Yokote BT via Otomo E.S and Roadside Rest Area Kizakuranosato
Times for 1 boarding points are combined here.
Kubo bus stop FAQ
- What time is the last bus at Kubo?
- On weekdays, the last bus is the 18:29 to Bound for Ugokotsu Honjo Office via Roadside Rest Area Kizakuranosato (Yokote BT – Ugokotsu Honjo Office).
- What time is the first bus at Kubo?
- On weekdays, the first bus is the 7:34 to Bound for Yokote BT via Roadside Rest Area Kizakuranosato.
- How many buses stop at Kubo?
- Weekdays 6 buses (1 route).
- Do buses stop at Kubo on weekends?
- There is no service on weekends.
Source: Ugo Kotsu (Honjo Area) GTFS data by Ugo Kotsu (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.