The is a bus terminal situated in Itako, Ibaraki, Japan. It is used by the Kantō Railway, Keisei Bus and JR Bus Kantō, among others.
Overview The bus terminal is located near the Itako interchange on the Higashi-Kantō Expressway. The terminal was moved to the present spot in 2002 because the users had increased in number. There is an adjacent parking area.
There are 5 highway buses (For the direct of Tokyo Station, Narita Airport, Haneda Airport, Kaihinmakuhari Station, Tokyo Disney Resort and Odaiba) and two route bus (bound to Kashima and Namegata).
The Suigo-Itako Ayame Festival is held annually in Itako from late May to late June. The Suigo-Itako Ayame Garden, where the festival is held, is located near the terminal.
Buses
Highway buses An IC card (Pasmo and Suica) can be used on highway buses except Roze Liner. NameViaTerminalCompanyKashima Tokyo StationJR Bus Kantō, Kantō RailwayHasakiKantō Railway, JR Bus KantōKashimaーHaneda Airport Line Haneda AirportKantō Railway, Keihin Kyuko BusKashimaーOdaiba LineKaihin-Makuhari Station・Tokyo Disney ResortTokyo Teleport StationKantō RailwayRoze Liner Narita AirportIbaraki Kotsu, Chiba Kōtsū
Route buses An IC card (Pasmo and Suica) can be used on route buses except Ikeda Kōtsū. NameViaTerminusCompanyKōiki Renkei Route Bus Rokko Kitaura LineItako Shiyakusho Iriguchi・Itako Station・Nobukata Station・Namegata Farmers Village・Asō ChōshaAsō Onsen Shiraho no YuKantetsu Green Bus Michi no Eki ItakoRokko Kōiki Bus Jingū・Ayame・Shiraho LineMichi no Eki Itako・Nobukata Station・Kashimajingū Station・Oyama Kinen ByoinAeon CheerioKantō Railway, Ikeda KōtsūItako Station・Itako Shiritsu Toshokan・Asō TomitaAsō Chōsha
Nearby stations and ports Nobukata Station and Itako Station, both on the Kashima Line, are a respective 35 and 40 minutes on foot from the bus terminal. 50 minute's walk will bring from the terminal to Itako Port. Passengers are able to travel from this port to Tsuchiura Station via ferry.It is possible for passengers to board on this ferry during Suigō Ayame Festival is held
See also Suigō-Tsukuba Quasi-National Park
References
External links Official website