Unlimited bus rides within Shikoku for 4, 5, or 7 whole days!
This pass can be used an unlimited number of times for any of the following 7 bus routes during its validity period.
This pass is designed to resemble the travel passes that were handed out to travelers during the Edo period (1603-1868). Back then, people could only travel outside of their home areas if they received special permission from their local lord. Much like the passports of today, travelers had to show their passes on their journey and at their destinations.
Please get the most out of your pass by enjoying your travels, and seeing as much of beautiful Shikoku as you can!
Your first destination is Kagawa, where you can enjoy traditional Japanese noodles known as Sanuki Udon. Kagawa is so well known for Udon, it it sometimes called the "Udon Prefecture". There are many types of udon, with the most common being "kake udon" and "bukkake udon". Each udon shop has its own unique flavor and history, so no two bowls of udon are ever the same. Many shops also have "Omiyage" (souvenir) udon so you can take the delicious noodles home to share with friends and family.
Sanuki Udon
Great Seto Bridge
Ritsurin Garden
Experience Awa Odori in Tokushima.
Awa Odori is the third largest Bon Odori celebration in Japan with over 400 years of history. This colorful and spectacular traditional folk dance celebration takes place every summer, drawing over a million visitors to Tokushima if only for a short time to see the thousands of dancers perform.
Even if you miss the festival, you can still enjoy “Awa Odori Hall”, a museum dedicated to the festival located in Tokushima City.
Oku-Iya Double Vine Bridges
Oboke and Koboke Gorge
The Naruto Whrilpools
In Ehime, you can relax at Japan`s oldest hot spring resort, Dogo Onsen.
The Main Building of Dogo Onsen is a wooden structure that was built before World War II, and has come to symbolize the downtown area of Matsuyama City. There are four different bathing experiences available, some including a tea and sweets course as well as a chance to relax in traditional Japanese Yukata (casual Kimono).
Dogo Onsen
Imabari Castle
Bocchan Train
Once you arrive in Kochi, your first stop should be Kochi Castle, the most famous castle along the southern seas. Today, the castle has been designated an Important Cultural Property by the Japanese government. The structures built during the feudal era have survived through 400 years of tumultuous history.
Climb to the top and experience what it would have been like for a Tono-sama (feudal lord), enjoying a panoramic view of Kochi from on high!
Katsurahama
Katsuo Tataki
Kochi Castle
Adult 8,000JPY~
Child 5,000JPY~
Adult 8,500JPY~
Child 5,000JPY~
Adult 9,000JPY~
Child 5,000JPY~
Matsuyama Station ~ Takamatsu Station (15 round-trips per day)
2 hours 40 minutes
Matsuyama-shi Station, Matsuyama Station, Ookaido, Matsuyama IC, Kawauchi IC, Kanonji, Zentsuji, Marugame, Takamatsu Chuo IC, Yumetown Takamatsu, Ritsurin Garden, Kencho-dori, Takamatsu Station
Kochi Station ~ Takamatsu Station (13 round-trips per day)
2 hours 10 minutes
Kochi Station, Harimayabashi, Ikku, Otoyo, Kanonji, Zentsuji, Marugame, Takamatsu Chuo IC, Yumetown Takamatsu, Ritsurin Garden, Kencho-dori, Takamatsu Station
Takamatsu Station ~ Tokushima Station (12 round-trips per day)
1 hour 35 minutes
Takamatsu Station, Hyogo-machi (South), Kencho-dori, Ritsurin Garden, Yumetown Takamatsu, Takamatsu Chuo I, Miki, Shido, Tsuda, Ouchi, Hiketa, Naruto-nishi, Naruto IC Kitaguchi, Matsushige (Tokutoku Bus Terminal), Kogyodanchi-mae, Tokushima University, Tokushima Station
Matsuyama-shi Station - Matsuyama Station ~ Tokushima Station (7 round-trips per day)
3 hours 20 minutes
Matsuyama-shi Station, Matsuyama Station, Ookaido, Matsuyama IC, Kawauchi IC, Mishima-Kawanoe IC, Miyoshi (Yoshinogawa Service Area), Mima, Wakimachi, Awa, Donari, Kamiita, Suzue, Tokushima University, Tokushima Station
Kochi Station ~ Tokushima Station (4 round-trips per day)
2 hours 50 minutes
Kochi Station, Harimayabashi, Ikku, Miyoshi (Yoshinogawa Service Area), Mima, Wakimachi, Awa, Donari, Kamiita, Suzue, Tokushima University, Tokushima Station
Kochi Station ~ Matsuyama Station (5 round-trips a day)
2 hours 40 minutes
Kochi Station, Harimayabashi, Ikku, Mishima-Kawanoe IC, Kawauchi IC, Matsuyama IC, Ookaido, Matsuyama-shi Station, Matsuyama Station
Your safety is our first priority, and our bus drivers take the utmost care to ensure a comfortable ride for all of our passengers. However, regardless of our precautions there is always the possibility of an accident due to factors beyond our control.
With the highly unlikely case of an accident in mind, we ask our passengers' cooperation in the following ways in order to lower risk of injury and to ensure your utmost safety.
We kindly ask that you do not bring any items on board that may bother or get in the way of other passengers.
Each passenger is permitted ONE bag, the sum total of its dimensions (length, width, and height) not exceeding 100cm, and weighing 10kg or less.
For example, an acceptably sized bag could be 20 cm long, 45cm wide, and 35cm tall and weigh 10kg or less.
*We cannot take bags that exceed these designated limits.
*The above dimensions include any handles, pockets, casters, etc.
There is limited storage space in the passenger area of the bus and some bags may be too big to be stowed on-board.
If suitcase handles cannot be pushed down, then those handles will also be included when measuring luggage dimensions.
Ticket CenterBus Stops
Hamano-cho 1-33 Takamatsu-shi (Hours 6:45~19:00)
Terashimahon-cho 3-chome 8 Tokushima-shi (6:50~19:00)
Minami Edo 1-14-1 Matsuyama-shi (Hours 6:50~18:30)
Minato-machi 5-chome 2-4 Matsuyama-shi Next to Matsuyama Station (Hours 7:30~19:30)
Sakaeda-machi 2-chome 2 Kochi-shi (6:40~19:30)
Harimaya-cho 1-5-3 Kochi-shi Toden Building 1st Floor Hours (8:00~19:00)