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The Hokkaido Chuo Bus Co., Ltd. (北海道中央バス株式会社, Hokkaidō Chūō Basu Kabushikigaisha) is a Japanese bus company operating local and long-distance buses in Hokkaido prefecture, Japan. The company operates routes connecting cities within Hokkaido, as well as local city and chartered bus services.

Overview

Besides providing bus services within Hokkaido Prefecture, Hokkaido Chuo Bus also operates chartered buses. Its central business is transportation within the metropolitan areas of many cities in the prefecture, including Sapporo, Asahikawa, Otaru, Iwamizawa, Ishikari, Takikawa, and Eniwa.

Business offices

• Otaru, Head Office
• Sapporo Office (maintenance department, Sapporo division & Charter travel division)
• Otaru division
• Takikawa, Sorachi division

Major sales offices

Otaru division

• Otaru, Shin Hokkaido Chuo Bus Terminal
• Yoichi Office
• Iwanai Bus Terminal
• Otaru Bus Terminal

Sapporo division

• Hiraoka Office
• Nishioka Sales Office
• Omagari Sales Office
• Shiroishi Office
• Sapporo-Higashi Office
• Sapporo Office
• Shinkawa Office
• Ishikari Office
• Chitose Office
• Ebetsu Sales Office
• Tsukisamu Office
• Asahikawa Bus Terminal, ( Asahikawa Office)
• Sapporo Bus Terminal
• Sapporo Station Bus Terminal

Sorachi division

• Takikawa Sales Office
• Iwamizawa Office
• Takikawa Bus Terminal
• Iwamizawa Bus Terminal
• Rumoi Bus Terminal

Highway bus routes

• Sapporo - Kitami, Abashiri
• Sapporo - Otaru
• Sapporo - Iwanai
• Sapporo - Niseko
• Sapporo - Tomakomai
• Sapporo - Muroran
• Sapporo - Kutchan
• Sapporo - Obihiro
• Sapporo - Kushiro
• Sapporo - Nayoro
• Sapporo - Chitose Airport
• Sapporo - Kuriyama
• Sapporo - Yubari
• Sapporo - Asahikawa, Mombetsu
• Sapporo - Engaru
• Sapporo - Rumoi, Fukagawa
• Sapporo - Biei
• Sapporo - Iwamizawa, Mikasa
• Sapporo - Hakodate

External links

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• Official website