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KAWANAKAJIMA OLD BATTLE FIELD to MATSUSHIRO NAGANO Sta. To 公益財団法人ながの観光コンベンションビューロー TEL.026-223-6050 FAX.026-223-5520 人 口：約37万6千人 市街地循環バス「ぐるりん 号」 面 積：834.81km2 〒380-0835 長野県長野市新田町1485-1 市の花：リンゴの花 長野市もんぜんぷら座4階 The “Gururin-go” 市の木：シナノキ Nagano Convention & Visitors Bureau City Area Bus 4th Fl., Nagano-shi Monzen Plaza 1485-1, Population : approx.376,000 Shindencho, Nagano city NAGANO CITY City flower : Apple blossom ●運行は、午前9時35分から15分間隔です。 OFFICIAL E-mail [email protected] TRAVEL GUIDE City tree : Shinanoki ●長野駅最終発は午後6時50分です。 https://www.nagano-cvb.or.jp Single uniform fare regardless of where you may 長野市 get on or off. 長野市 商工観光部 観光振興課 インバウンド・国際室 • Daily service from 9:35 a.m. every 15 minutes. 長野県 • Last bus departs Nagano Station at 6:50 p.m. TEL.026-224-5447 FAX.026-224-5121 Nagano 大人：150円 小学生：80円 〒380-8512 長野県長野市大字鶴賀緑町1613 Prefecture Fares Adults: ¥ 150 Nagano City Inbound Tourism and 上田市 Ueda City Elementary school children: ¥ 80 International Relations Section 松本市 1613, Midori-cho, Tsuruga, Nagano city (in the City Office) Matsumoto City 諏訪市 E-mail [email protected] Suwa City 長野市 商工観光部 観光振興課 飯田市 TEL.026-224-8316 FAX.026-224-5043 Iida City （観光振興担当） 〒380-8512 長野県長野市大字鶴賀緑町1613 東京 Nagano City Tourism Section 大阪 Tokyo 1613, Midori-cho, Tsuruga, Nagano city (in the City Office) Osaka E-mail [email protected] 2020年2月現在 Ⓒ善光寺 至戸隠 To togakushi イオンタウン SBC通り AEON Town ～ 長野高校 SBC Dori Ave. 長野駅 エムウェーブ 往生寺 Nagano High School ヤマダ電機 Ojoji Temple 長野市少年科学センター Yamada Denki 小とりの 宿 しなのよしだ NAGANO Sta. Nagano City Youth Science Museum Kotori-no-Yado Shinano Yoshida Sta. 長野県立大学 きりはら The University of Nagano 東 急ライフ Kirihara Sta. Tokyu Life to M-WAVE 長野市城山動物園 ～ Nagano City Joyama Zoo 長野駅 善光寺 城山動物園 きたながの Joyama Zoo バックパッカーズドムスミワ Kitanagano Sta. Back packers Dorms Miwa 長野西高等学校 ふ ぞくちゅうがくまえ ほんごう Fuzokuchugakumae Sta. Nagano-Nishi Hongo Sta. High School 善光寺 アクアウィング Aqua Wing Zenkoji 長野電鉄 城山公園 Temple ふれあい広場 Nagano Dentetsu Line 運動公園 城山本願寺 Sports Park 長野運動公園総合運動場 Joyama Honganji Temple Joyama Park 長野清泉女学院 ぜ んこうじした 北陸新幹線 運動公園西口 Zenkojishita Sta. Sports Park Nishi Nagano Sports Park 中学・高等学校 All-around Ground 湯福神社 Nagano Seisen Jogakuin Hokuriku Shinkansen 善光寺北 High School 長野中央警察署 Yufuku Shrine Zenkoji Kita 城山公園西 Nagano Chuo Police Station 長野東郵便局 18 往生地公園 Joyama Park West しなの鉄道 Nagano Higashi Post Office Ojoji Park 長野地方気象台 Ave. Odori Nagano 406 Shinano Railway 406 東和田 Nagano Weather Bureau ごんどう 長野大通り Higashiwada 朝陽支所 Gondo Sta. ツルヤ Nagano City 浄水場 善光寺 Tsuruya 城山公園 Asahi Branch Office Zenkoji Temple Joyama Park 東山魁夷館 古牧支所 ラウンドワン 城山公園 Higashiyama Kaii Gallery Nagano City ROUND 1 Joyama Koen Komaki Branch Office 横沢町 長野県信濃美術館 木工団地中央 Yokosawacho 長野電鉄 Prefectural Shinano Art Museum し やくしょまえ 古牧小学校 Mokkodanchi Chuo City Office Sta. Komaki Elementary School 城山公園入口 attention! Temporarily closed for construction. Nagano Dentetsu Line 長野市役所 19 Joyama Park Ent. 木工団地 臨時 Nagano City Office 西尾張部 JAF Nishiowaribe Mokkodanchi 山門 Temporary Sanmon 長野電鉄ながの ヤマダ電機 Nagano Sta. Yamada Denki To Kinasa 至鬼無里 清水屋旅館 善光寺大勧進 三輪7・8丁目 城山公民館 Miwa 7-8 chome MEGAドン・キホーテ 綿半スーパーセンター Shimizuya Ryokan Zenkoji Daikanjin Joyama Kominkan MEGA Don Quijote Watahan Supercenter 城山小学校 58 58 Joyama 長野駅 南長池 Elementary School 上高田北 Minaminagaike Nagano Sta. Kamitakadakita スポーツゼビオ Sports XEBIO 教授院 Kyojyuin エムウェーブ 松屋旅館 18 M-Wave Matsuya Ryokan 二葉屋旅館 Futabaya Ryokan 長野信用金庫 長野信用金庫 いづみや旅館 Nagano Shinkin Bank Nagano Shinkin Bank Izumiya Ryokan 0 500 1,000m 至上田 コインランドリー To Ueda 仁王門 Laundromat Niomon 善光寺下駅 Dot Hostel Nagano Zenkoji-shita Station 善光寺大本願 西部中学校 Zenkoji Daihongan Seibu Junior High School 加茂小学校 城東小学校 Kamo Elementary Joto 信州大学教育学部 西宮神社 18 Koshoku Bridge School 長野県自治会館 善光寺 Nishinomiya Shrine Elementary School Shinshu University Zenkoji THE FUJIYA GOHONJIN Nagano Municipal Center Faculty of Education 篠ノ井バイパス 更埴橋 西方寺 善光寺大門 Shinonoi Bypass Zenkoji Daimon 楽茶れんが館 いき 信大前 Saihoji Temple Rakucha Renga-kan Iki 406 Shindaimae 若松町 Wakamatsucho 門前農館 八十二銀行 武井神社 大門西 Monzen no Yakata Hachijuni Bank Takei Shrine 至上 田 あっぷるぐりむ Daimon Nishi Applegrim 川中島古戦場～松代 信大教育学部前 長野第1合同庁舎 長野聖救主教会 Shindai Mae 寺尾小学校 表参道もんぜん駐車場 To Ueda Nagano Government Building Nagano Holy Saviour’s Church 善光寺大門 古戦場入口 山本勘助の墓 Terao Omotesando Monzen parking 大門 Zenkoji Daimon 長野県医師会 長野商業高校 Daimon Kosenjyo Grave of Elementary School 東京入国管理局 長野出張所 第二合同庁舎 Nagano Medical Association KAWANAKAJIMA Nagano Syogyo Nagano Second Regional Office ぱ てぃお 大 門 柳町中学校 Kansuke Yamamoto High School Nagano Branch Office of Tokyo Regional Immigration Bureau Patio Daimon ちょっ蔵 お い らい 館 コインランドリー 合同庁舎前 1166バックパッカーズ 花の小路 Chokkura Oirai Kan Laundromat Yanagimachi Godochosya Mae Hanano Koji Junior High School 長野市立博物館 柴 1166backpackers 中央館清水屋旅館 三輪田町西 三太刀七太刀之跡の碑 Shiba OLD BATTLE FIELD 長野地方検察庁 中央消防署 Chuokan Shimizuya Miwatamachi Nishi Mitachi-nanatachi no ato Nagano City Museum Chuo Fire Station 長野市立図書館 リバーフロントスクエア Nagano District Public Prosecutors Office Nagano City Library Ryokan テラス グランツ 田町西 川中島古戦場 Tamachinishi Kawanakajima kosenjyo to MATSUSHIRO River Front Square TERRACE GLANZ 亀の湯 長野信用金庫 竹重病院 裁判所 Public Bath Kamenoyu Nagano Shinkin Bank Takeshige Hospital 大峰寺 ひまわり公園 Daihoji Temple （家庭裁判所・簡易裁判所・地方裁判所） Himawari Park 大門南 ホテルユニコーン 川中島古戦場史跡公園 Courthouse(Family Court, Daimonminami Hotel Unicorn 長 野 グ ランドシネマズ 406 Kawanakajima Old Battle Field 裾花峡天然温泉宿うるおい館 Summary Court, District Court) ホテル臼井館 Nagano Grand Cinemas Susobana-kyo Spa Uruoi-kan Hotel Usuikan イトーヨーカドー (Historic Park) Ito Yokado Dept. Store 八十二銀行 中部電力長野支店 北野文芸座 権堂 Hachijuni Bank すき亭 Kitano Bungeiza 秋葉神社 Gondo Chubu Electric Power Co., Suki-tei Akiba Shrine 権 堂 イー ストプ ラ ザ Nagano Branch Gondo East Plaza 長野税務署 River Chikuma 議員会館前 長野県労働金庫 権堂入口 Giinkaikan Mae Nagano Tax Office Naganoken Labour Bank Gondo Iriguchi 権堂商店街アーケード通り 権堂駅 Gondo Station カトリック長野教会 千曲川 THE 北野カルチュラルセンター Gondo Arcade Street Catholic Nagano Church 長野県労働会館 SAIHOKUKAN Kitano Cultural Center Worldtreck Diner & 勤労者女性会館しなのき 岡入口 Nagano-pref. Rodo Kaikan Oka Iriguchi おぎのや HOTEL 長野朝日八十二ビル Guesthouse Pise Nagano Odori Ave. Worker’s/ Women’s Hall “Shinanoki” Oginoya Nagano Asahi Hachijuni Bldg. To Joetsu 長野県議会議員会館 長野大通長野信用金庫 り 至上越 Nagano-pref. Assembly Members Office 権堂入口 Nagano Shinkin Bank 長野県立大学 Gondo Iriguchi ホテルやま そば蔵 赤川 Sobagura Hotel Yama To Kanazawa 後 町キャンパス ファミリー旅館梅岡 至金沢 Akagawa ホテル国際21 The University of Nagano セントラルスクゥエア（工事中） Family Ryokan Umeoka Hotel Kokusai 21 Central Square ホ テ ルトレンド長 野 水沢典厩寺 403 Hotel Trend Nagano Mizusawa Tenkyuji 十念寺 中央通Dori Chuo り Jyunenji Temple Matsushiro Ohashi Brige Street 松代大橋 秋葉神社 長野中央病院 Akiba Shrine Nagano Chuo Hospital 長野県信用組合 至篠 ノ 井 長野県庁 長野合同庁舎 Nagano Kenshin Bank To Myoko Kogen 至妙高高原 Nagano Prefectural Nagano Government Building セントラル スクゥエ ア Office Central Square Mitsuisumitomo Bank 信濃毎日新聞社 典厩寺 三井住友銀行 To Shinonoi Roadside Tree Shinano Mainichi Newspaper Office Hokuriku Bank Tenkyuji Temple 県庁前 昭和通り Kencho Mae Showa Dori 北陸銀行鍋屋田小学校 昭和通り りんご 長野県信用組合本店 TOiGO Showa Dori Street Apple Nagano Kenshin Bank Nabeyata 長野インター前 デニーズ 県庁前 Head Office 82プラザ SBC Elementary School 市役所入口 Nagano IC Mae Dennys Pref Office Siyakusyo Iriguchi 中央通り カツラ 82 Plaza 信越放送 Chuo Dori Street Katsura 長野銀行 新田町 ロイヤ ル ホ スト 長野中央郵便局 Nagano Bank Shindencho 昭和通り Royal Host 長野大通り ケヤキ Showa Dori Street 鶴賀病院 Nagano Chuo Post Office 長野市もんぜんぷら座 市役所前 しなの鉄道 北しなの線Tsuruga Hospital 長野I.C. Nagano Odori Avenue Zelkova 長野保健所 TOiGO 長 野インター Nagano-shi Monzen Plaza みずほ銀行 パーキング 19 City Office Nagano Inter Nagano I.C. Nagano Public FM TOiGO Parking 市役所駅前 コインランドリー Health Care Center (Pref.) ぜ んこうじ Mizuho Bank City Office Sta. Shinano RailwayLaundromat Kita Shinano Line 県庁通り ハナミズキ FM Zenkoji ふれあい福祉センター Kencho Dori Street Dogwood 銭湯アルプス温泉 スマイルホテルナガノ Public bath Arupusu-onsen Smile Hotel Nagano “Fureai” Welfare Center JALシティ長野 長野市役所 消防局前 JAL City Nagano Nagano City 鶴賀消防署 Fire Station 長野市芸術館 Tsuruga Fire Station 昭和通り 栽松院 南千歳 Office Nagano City アクティーホール Showa Dori Minami Chitose 市役所前駅 Acty Hall Saishoin Shiyakusho-mae Station Arts Center Temple 長 野リンデンプラザ Nagano Linden Plaza Hotel JA長野県ビル 長野信用金庫本店 長 野インター南 JA Nagano Bidg. Nagano Shinkin Bank Head Office 山王小学校 ホテルナガノアベニュー Nagano Inter Minami ホ テ ル セレ クトイン 長 野 Street Dori Azuma Sanno Hotel Nagano ホテル日興 かるかや山前 Hotel Select In Nagano Avenue Elementary School Karukayasanmae 西光寺 Hotel Nikko 上高相 Saikoji Temple Kamitakaso 南千歳町 東通 り ロイヤルホテル長野 岡田町 Minamichitosemachi アイランドホテル Royal Hotel Nagano Okadamachi Island Hotel 山王小学校前 アゲイン ツルヤ松代店 相生橋 Sannoshogakko Mae Again ゲストハウス南千歳 小林病院 愛和病院 403 Aioibashi Guesthouse Minamichitose Kobayashi Aiwa Hospital Tsuruya 加賀井温泉 一陽館 ホテル自彊館 Hospital チサン グ ランド長 野 Kagaionsen Ichiyokan かるかや山前 南千歳公園 FM長野 CHISUN Grand Nagano Hotel Jikyokan Karukayasan Mae Minami Chitose Park FM Nagano ゲストハウスAUN Mash Café & Bed 東 急シェルシェ前 コンフォートホ テル 松代中学校 国民宿舎 松代荘 Guesthouse AUN NAGANO TokyuCher Cher Mae Comfort Hotel Nagano Matsushiro Junior High School Matsushiro-so ながの東急 To Ueda, Matsumoto 上信越自動車道 (People’s Lodge) トヨタレンタカー HOTEL NEW NAGANO NEXT Nagano Tokyu Toyota Rent-a-car（Hertz ハーツ） Dept. Store 裾花川 千石入口 長野駅駐車場 メルパルクNAGANO Joshin’etsu Expressway Sengoku Iriguchi Nagano Sta. Parking Mielparque Nagano ドーミーイン長野 シーワン 至上 田 ・ 松本 松代バイパス Dormy Inn Nagano C-One Shopping Bldg. 長野第一ホテル 梅翁院 Nagano Daiichi Hotel Matsushiro Bypass Baioin Temple 岡田町南 長野東急REIホテル 長野電鉄長野駅 Susobana River 松代城跡 Okadamachiminami Nagano Tokyu REI Hotel Nagano Dentetsu Nagano Station 長野商工会議所 403 八十二銀行本店 末広町 七瀬西 Nagano Chamber of Commerce and Industry The Site of Matsushirojo Castle Ruins Hachijuni Bank Head Office Suehirocho ホ テ ル ア ベ スト長 野 Nanase-nishi To Suzaka-naganohigashi I.C 長野放送 HOTEL ABEST NAGANO NBS 相鉄フレッサイン 長野駅善光寺口 清泉女学院大学 Jネットレンタカー 長國寺 Sotetsu Fresa Inn Nagano-Zenkojiguchi MIDORI J-net Rent a Car 真田宝物館
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