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Sekiyamaguchi

Iwatomi South EntranceDentsu Futtsu Club

Sekiyamaguchi Bus Stop Timetable, Last & First Bus

Buses stop at Sekiyamaguchi 8 times on weekdays, from 10:10 to 15:58, on 1 line.

First
10:10
Last
15:58
8 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.

Sekiyamaguchi bus stop timetable

Weekdays8 busesNo service on some holidays
1010Kanozan Line to Jinya-ji Temple58Kanozan Line to Sanukimachi Station
1205Kanozan Line to Jinya-ji Temple58Kanozan Line to Sanukimachi Station
1405Kanozan Line to Jinya-ji Temple48Kanozan Line to Sanukimachi Station
1515Kanozan Line to Sanroku (Foot or Base of a Mountain)58LastKanozan Line to Sanukimachi Station
Sat8 busesNo service on some holidays
1010Kanozan Line to Jinya-ji Temple58Kanozan Line to Sanukimachi Station
1205Kanozan Line to Jinya-ji Temple58Kanozan Line to Sanukimachi Station
1405Kanozan Line to Jinya-ji Temple48Kanozan Line to Sanukimachi Station
1558Kanozan Line to Sanukimachi Station
1718LastKanozan Line to Sanukimachi Station
Sun4 busesNo service on some holidays
1010Kanozan Line to Jinya-ji Temple
1205Kanozan Line to Jinya-ji Temple
1405Kanozan Line to Jinya-ji Temple
1718LastKanozan Line to Sanukimachi Station

Routes serving Sekiyamaguchi

  • Kanozan Lineto Jinya-ji Temple / to Sanukimachi Station / to Sanroku (Foot or Base of a Mountain)

Times for 2 boarding points are combined here.

Sekiyamaguchi bus stop FAQ

What time is the last bus at Sekiyamaguchi?
On weekdays, the last bus is the 15:58 to Sanukimachi Station (Kanozan Line).
What time is the first bus at Sekiyamaguchi?
On weekdays, the first bus is the 10:10 to Jinya-ji Temple.
How many buses stop at Sekiyamaguchi?
Weekdays 8 buses / Sat 8 buses / Sun 4 buses (1 route).
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Source: Nitto Kotsu Co. GTFS data by Nitto Kotsu Co. (CC0 1.0), processed by ROUTAY. English names come from the operator's official data where available; others are romanized from the Japanese reading.