In the afternoon after the rainy season, I took the "Edo Bus (Chuo-ku Community Bus)" in the afternoon.
In front of the entrance of Chuo-ku government office, two small buses, south circulation and north circulation, were lined up back and forth.
The bright red body accentuates the cuteness.
Utilizing the advantage of the first departure place, ride a 100 yen coin in a coin box into a car where no customer is yet on board.
The seat we aim for is the left end seat at the back. The last seat is about two steps high in a non-step car, so the outside view is good, the elbows are plump, and there is a modest "value".
There are 11 seats. I have 8 straps. The thick grip stick is also arranged for easy grabbing.
Almost unconscious north circulation stops at 28 locations such as Tokyo Station, Shin-Nihonbashi Station, Hamacho Station, and Suitengumae Station.
"I'm leaving." "I'll turn left."
"Well. What a soft voice driver?'
A gentle voice after confirming the customer's appearance.
If you are concerned about this care, the elderly who use it to go to the hospital are safe.
Anyway, since it's a weekday afternoon under the scorching sun, OL, who escaped the heat outside, is on a short sleep, perhaps due to work fatigue.
When you pass around Hamacho, you will reflexively delusion that "a woman in kimono should definitely be walking", but a sister who did not meet expectations and was sharp in walking showed up He gave me
The most impressive scene for me is Kiyosu Bridge, which can be seen from the middle of the intersection where you turn right. It was just a moment, but the bridge seemed to approach me, and I looked closely.
On the way, Tokyo Station, inhabitant of a ward center, hospital, partner company ... For me, the purpose of riding itself, I felt that the Edo bus, which has been established as a means of transportation for customers, was something valuable.
With a small car body, you can easily get into a narrow road, the Debu cat mark, no, and the lucky beckoning cat is cute.
There was a gentle image of the anime cat bus.
About 65 minutes around. It's almost the same as the time around the JR Yamanote Line.
How about traveling around Chuo-ku?
