阿賀海岸通
Aga Kaigan-dori (Aga Kaigan Ave.)
Aga Kaigan-dori (Aga Kaigan Ave.) Bus Stop Timetable, Last & First Bus
Buses stop at Aga Kaigan-dori (Aga Kaigan Ave.) 266 times on weekdays, from 5:34 to 22:33, on 3 lines.
- First
- 5:34
- Last
- 22:33
- 266 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.
Aga Kaigan-dori (Aga Kaigan Ave.) bus stop timetable
Next 3 scheduled departures (all routes, delays not reflected)
This stop has many buses, so timetables are split into one page per route.
- Aga Sta. – Nabe Sambashito Nabe Sambashi / to Aga Sta.Weekdays First 5:34 · Last 21:00 · 45 busesTimetable
- Hiroshima Kokusai Daigaku (Hiroshima International Univ.) – Kure Sta.to Nippon Seitetsu-mae (Nippon Steel) / to Kure Sta. / to Kanehiro / to Nigata Sta. South Entrance / to Hiroshima Kokusai Daigaku (Hiroshima International Univ.) / to Higashi Noriba / to Green Hill GoharaWeekdays First 5:43 · Last 22:33 · 195 busesTimetable
- Saijo Sta. Loopto 広交叉点経由 / to 交叉点経由 / to 庚・交叉点経由 / to 広・文大経由 / to 国大・文大・広経由 / to 広・文大・国大経由 / to 国大・交叉点経由 / to 広・国大経由Weekdays First 6:09 · Last 20:46 · 26 busesTimetable
Aga Kaigan-dori (Aga Kaigan Ave.) bus stop FAQ
- What time is the last bus at Aga Kaigan-dori (Aga Kaigan Ave.)?
- On weekdays, the last bus is the 22:33 to Kanehiro (Hiroshima Kokusai Daigaku (Hiroshima International Univ.) – Kure Sta.).
- What time is the first bus at Aga Kaigan-dori (Aga Kaigan Ave.)?
- On weekdays, the first bus is the 5:34 to Nabe Sambashi.
- How many buses stop at Aga Kaigan-dori (Aga Kaigan Ave.)?
- Weekdays 266 buses / Weekends 213 buses (3 routes).
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Source: Kure Community Bus GTFS data by Kure City (CC0 1.0), processed by ROUTAY. Source: Hiroden Bus GTFS data by Hiroshima Electric Railway Co., Ltd. (CC0 1.0), processed by ROUTAY. Source: JR Bus Chugoku GTFS data by Chugoku JR Bus Company (CC0 1.0), processed by ROUTAY. English names come from the operator's official data where available; others are romanized from the Japanese reading.