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Mito Ishioka Tsukuba Revisions to The Take your Discount-and-perks system for Highway bicycle bag April 2021 Schedule Show your Transit Pass and get your discount and perks! on board free bus users of charge. Location Target facilities Nearest bus stop Discounts and perks Highway A 1-minute walk from either the Kairakuen bus stop/or a bus transfer at Mito Station Group rates available for Kairakuen and Kobuntei admission fees Kairakuen admission fee▶ Kairakuen on weekdays Adults ¥300→ discount Children ¥15 0→ discount Garden ¥230 ¥120 A 10 -minute walk from the Daikumachi/ Kobuntei House admission fee▶ Daikumachi Sanchome bus stop, on Adults ¥200→¥150discount Children ¥10 0→¥80discount Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays! Bus An 8-10 minute walk from Mito Station Kodokan Group rates applicable to admission fee North Exit/Mito Station South Mito Han School Adults ¥400→ discount Children ¥200→ discount Exit bus station ¥300 ¥150 A 5-minute walk from the Daikumachi Group rates apply to admission (excludes special exhibitions) Ibaraki Prefectural Sanchome bus stop on Saturdays, General ¥160→ discount Museum of History ¥130 Sundays, and holidays Seniors citizens (70 years old & up) and University students ¥80→¥60discount TM liner The Museum of Modern Art, A 20-minute walk from the Mito Station Group rates available for admission fee to museum collection exhibits Ibaraki South Exit bus stop General ¥320→¥240discount Discounts offered for advanced reservation of tickets/group rates available for the MITO A 2-minute walk from Izumi-cho 1-chōme Art Tower Mito modern art gallery admission fee bus stop General ¥900→¥700discount A 5-8 minute walk from the Mito Station to guests with an overnight Mimatsu Hotel/Mimatsu Annex Complimentary welcome drink served North Exit/Mito Station South Exit bus stop lodging reservation A 5-minute walk from the Akatsuka Restaurant Aoyama Station North Exit bus stop on Saturdays, Complimentary drink served to guests ordering meals Sundays, and holidays Rihachi Meat Broth Udon Noodles A 3-minute walk from the Jiyugaoka bus to guests ordering a meal MITO ISHIOKA TSUKUBA (Mito-Higashihara location) stop on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays Complimentary slow-boiled egg served Fujiki Homemade-style Udon A 10 -minute walk from the Showa Jidosha Guests ordering meals are served a complimentary soft drink or extra Noodles Kyosshujo-mae bus stop on weekdays udon noodles. available for lunches priced ¥3000 or more, or for dinners A 15 -minute walk from Yonezawa-chuo A 10% discount Sit down for an easy Ristorante Kanjuro (restaurant) bus stop on weekdays priced ¥5000 or more. *Discounts cannot be combined with other discount vouchers. commute to A 5-minute walk from the Tsukuba Center ¥100 discount (¥50 for children) on the admission fee Tsukuba Expo Center bus stop *Children aged 4 through high school age. Free admission for children 3 years and under. *Cannot be combined with other discount vouchers. work or school! Tsukuba University Loop-line for adults, for children On-campus Bus Transfer at Tsukuba Center bus stop ¥100 discount ¥50 *Trade-in your transit pass to receive the discount. TSUKUBA (Tsukuba Daigaku Junkan Bus) for adults, for children Tsukuba Science Tour Bus ¥100 discount ¥50 Transfer at Tsukuba Center bus stop (Weekends and holidays only) *Trade-in your transit pass at the Kantetsu Tsukuba Gakuen Service Center (Bivi Tsukuba 1F) in order to receive your discount. Weekdays: daily departures Ibaraki Local Sake Bar available for those who order a 3-drink taster assortment Mito Station South Exit, Tsukuba Center ¥100 discount 20 （Mito Station/Tsukuba Station） (¥900) with an appetizer MITO Toyota Rent Lease Ibaraki (Locations at Mito Station south side, TSUKUBA 10% off base rental rates Prefectural Office, Akatsuka, *Light car.Economy.W1.V0.V1.T0.T1 class. Cannot be combined with other discount systems. Weekends holidays: daily departures Tsukuba Gakuen, and TX Tsukuba Station) & 8 HITACHINAKA Home Sic Furniture Shop Get double the Members Card points (maximum of 10%) (Locations in Mito, Tsukuba, and Hitachinaka) Mito Station⇔Tsukuba Center Get off at Mito Station North Exit or Mito Get a rides at the Pleasure Garden Amusement Park One way HITACHINAKA Hitachi Seaside Park Station South Exit bus stop and transfer to ¥100 discount off Ishioka⇔Tsukuba (¥1, 000→¥900)*Cannot be combined with other offers or discounts. （ I C：¥ 7 1 0 ） the JR Joban Line 80 ¥730 *Participating facilities and benefits are current as of March, 2021. Note that this information is subject to change. One way minute ¥1,050 Ishioka⇔Mito One way （ I C：¥ 6 1 0 ） （ I C：¥1,020） ¥630 1 2 3 Track real-time bus location How to get Take the bus! Get your Transit Pass. Get your discounts and perks! Buses are equipped The your perks using your smartphone. Tell a staff member that Present your Transit Pass measures are in and discounts you wish to purchase the at participating facilities to with free WiFi, Transit Pass when you get get the benefits. Compatible with place to prevent off the bus. restrooms, bus locater the spread phone chargers. of infections サン systems! are in place. プル ＊Some exceptions apply. http://tmliner.bus-go.com/ Inquiries University of Tsukuba Loop-line Visit 6 research and ○For more information Kanto Railway Co. Ltd. Mito Office TEL 029-247-5111 On-campus Bus educational centers with on bus routes and For more Get discounts Transfer discount (Tsukuba Daigaku Junkan Bus) the Tsukuba Science Tour Bus schedules: Tsuchiura Office TEL 029-822-5345 information visit the for bus rides MITO⇔TSUKUBA Adults ¥100discount Adults ¥100discount Kantetsu Tsukuba Gakuen Service Center TEL 029-852-5666 Kanto Railway Co. Ltd. website with your Children ¥50discount Children ¥50discount Weekends ○For more information Kantetsu Kanko Bus Co., Ltd. Head Office Sales Center TEL 029-822-0132 Transfer at Transit Pass! and holidays on the increase only in bus services: Ibaraki Prefecture Transportation Policy Division TEL 029-301-2604 Tsukuba, Mito, Bus Tsukuba Center Routes Timetable （Major Bus Stops） 「Revised on April 1, 2021」 *Between Mito Station North Exit and Daikumachi, bus routes and timetables differ on weekdays and weekends/holidays.Please refer to route map for details. Weekdays Weekends & Holidays Weekday Route Weekend & Holiday Route Mito Kairakuen Station 9:30 17:30 21:40 South Exit 8:25 11:3 0 14:00 18:05 Kairakuen Mito Station South Exit (Bus Stop No. 4) Mito Station Ibaraki Daikumachi 9:32 17:32 21:42 8:35 11:4 0 14:10 18:15 University ●Tokiwa Jinja Iriguchi North Exit Mito Station North Exit (Bus Stop No. 9) Take the Kairakuen Garden Mito bus from Tokiwa-jinja Shrine ●Ichozaka Station MITO Izumicho Daikumachi MITO 9:40 17:40 21:50 8:39 11:4 4 14:14 18:19 Mito Station. North Exit Itchome Kodokan (Bus Stop No. 8) ●Minamimachi Nichome Mito Han School ●Izumicho Sanchome （historic building） Mito ●Minamimachi Sanchome Station South Exit 6:30 8:15 9:50 11:3 0 13:30 15:15 17:50 19:00 20:10 22:00 Daikumachi 8:41 11:4 6 14:16 18:21 (Bus Stop No. 4) TSUKUBA Izumicho Itchome Izumicho Itchome Kencho TSUKUBA Daikumachi （Keisei Department Store） （Keisei Department Store） Bus Terminal 6:45 8:33 10:05 11:45 13:45 15:30 18:10 19:15 20:25 22:15 Sanchome 8:43 11:4 8 14:18 18:23 Keisei Department (Prefectural Office) （Adastria (Bus Stop No. 2) Mito Arena） There is only ●Minamimachi Sanchome Store ●Izumicho Sanchome partial service Art Tower Mito Akatsuka between Ishioka Station ●Minamimachi Nichome 7:15 9:03 10:35 12:15 14:15 16:00 18:40 19:45 20:55 22:45 8:52 11:57 14:27 18:32 Kairakuen and Daikumachi (Highway) North Exit Mito Station (Bus Stop No. 2) South Exit. ●Ichozaka Tsukuba Ishioka Daikumachi Sanchome Center 7:50 9:40 11:10 12:50 14:50 16:35 19:10 20:20 21:30 23:20 (Highway) 9:20 12:25 14:55 19:00 Mito Station North Exit （Adastria Mito Arena） Tsukuba Tsuchiura Daigaku Station Tsukuba Mito Station South Exit ●Jiyugaoka Adastria Mito East Exit (University of 8:10 9:55 19:30 Center 9:50 12:50 15:20 19:30 Ibaraki Prefectural Arena Tsukuba) Arrival ●Senbachu Iriguchi ●Shinhara Sansaro Mito City Hall Museum of History ●Minami Danchi Iriguchi ●Ishikawa Sanchome Tsukuba Tsuchiura ●Showa Jidosha Kyoshujo-mae Daigaku Station Tsukuba East Exit 17:30 19:00 Center 8:30 11:3 0 14:00 18:00 Akatsuka Station North Exit (University of 6:35 Kencho Bus Terminal Tsukuba) Departure (Bus Stop No. 8) （Prefectural Office） ●Otsuka Higashi Tsukuba Ishioka Center 6:25 6:55 7:05 9:20 11:3 0 15:00 16:20 17:45 19:15 22:00 8:55 11:55 14:25 18:25 ●Yonezawa Chuo ●Futabadai Danchi Iriguchi (Highway) Ibaraki Prefectural (Bus Stop No. 8) TSUKUBA Office ●Ken Jidosha Gakko TSUKUBA （Driving School） ●Otsuka Ishioka Akatsuka 6:55 7:25 7:35 9:50 12:00 15:30 16:50 18:15 19:45 22:30 Station 9:24 12:24 14:54 18:54 (Highway) North Exit Daikumachi Kencho Sanchome Driver’s License Center Ishioka City Mascot Character K,s Denki Stadium Bus Terminal 7:30 8:05 8:15 10:20 12:30 16:00 17:20 18:45 20:15 23:00 （Adastria 9:32 12:31 15:01 19:02 (Prefectural Office) 20 minutes’ walk or 5 minutes Take the bus from Mito Arena） by bus from the Prefectural Free parking Mito Station or Mito Driving School Ishioka(Highway) MITO for bus users P Akatsuka Station.
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