[Japan's longest bus route] Yagi-Shingu Line

The Yagi-Shingu Line is the longest bus route in Japan, stretching 169.85 km from Yamato-Yagi Station in Nara Prefecture to Shingu Station in Wakayama Prefecture. It has 168 stops, and the journey takes an amazing 6 hours and 30 minutes from the start to the end. It boasts the longest travel distance in Japan among routes that do not use expressways. Along the way, you will pass by Tanize Suspension Bridge, the longest suspension bridge used for daily life in Japan, Totsukawa Village, the largest village in Japan, the World Heritage Site "Sacred Sites and Pilgrimage Routes in the Kii Mountain Range," and many hot springs that are known only to those in the know, so you will never get bored of enjoying the scenery along the way. In addition, if you ride the entire Yagi-Shingu Line from Yamato-Yagi Station to Shingu Station on the same bus, you will receive a commemorative gift. Ride the entire longest bus route in Japan and get a souvenir to remember your trip. #bustrip