Some Hankyu Bus, Sakura Yamanami Bus, and Hanshin Bus routes may be crowded tomorrow, November 23.
On this day, an event called “Kitakou Open High School” will be held at “Nishinomiya Kurakuen High School.”
The event runs from 9:00 to 17:00 and is expected to bring a total of 1,000 visitors, so many people will be coming to the Kurakuen area.
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Where crowding is expected
Which routes may be crowded?
- Hankyu Bus Shukawadai route (Hankyu Shukugawa Station – Kashiwadocho)
- Sakura Yamanami Bus (Hankyu Nishinomiya-Kitaguchi Station – Kashiwadocho)
- Hanshin Bus Jurinji Line westbound route (Hanshin Amagasaki – Kashiwadocho)
What should you watch out for?
- Many people may board, and some passengers may not be able to get on. (If the bus is full, you’ll have to take the next one…)
- Because the bus may be crowded, boarding and getting off could take longer, and buses may be delayed.
- There is a higher chance that you may not be able to get a seat on board.
Take extra care with the Sakura Yamanami Bus!
- On weekends and holidays, many people also take the Sakura Yamanami Bus to Arima Onsen, so passenger numbers are high.
Please note that you may not be able to board from “Hankyu Shukugawa Station.” - The section between “Hankyu Shukugawa Station” and “Shishigaguchi” is especially prone to traffic congestion, so it’s important to allow extra time.
Bus timetables
Tomorrow, the 23rd, buses will run on the “holiday schedule.” Please use these for reference.
Hankyu Bus Shukawadai route “Hankyu Shukugawa Station, Bus Stop 1”
Sakura Yamanami Bus bound for Arima Onsen and Yamaguchicho
Hanshin Bus “Hanshin Nishinomiya Bus Stop 1” Jurinji Line / Yamate Line westbound route
(toward Taishacho and Shishigaguchi)
Hanshin Bus “Hanshin Nishinomiya Bus Stop 2” Jurinji Line / Yamate Line eastbound route
(toward Nishinomiya Police Station-mae and Hirota Jinja-mae)
Lastly
Many Haruhi fans will probably be walking 30 minutes from Koyoen Station that day, but we’re sharing this just in case. Please take care if you plan to take the bus.
