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KUON GEO NEXT · Toyama

Gokayama: next bus

Ainokura-guchi and Suganuma stops of the World Heritage Bus

Next bus

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4 bus routes by 1 operators leave from 4 stops here; the board shows the stop number where the operator publishes it.

Key facts (from the timetables and the live feeds, as of 2026-09-26)

Buses from here

Reading…

    8 routes
    • 世界遺産バス World Heritage Bus → Shirakawago via Suganuma (Ainokuraguchi)
    • 世界遺産バス World Heritage Bus → Shirakawago (Suganuma)
    • 世界遺産バス World Heritage Bus → Shirakawago via Suganuma (Ainokuraguchi)
    • 世界遺産バス World Heritage Bus → Shirakawago (Suganuma)
    • 世界遺産バス World Heritage Bus → Johanaekimae via Ainokuraguchi (Suganuma)
    • 世界遺産バス World Heritage Bus → Johanaekimae (Ainokuraguchi)
    • 世界遺産バス World Heritage Bus → Shin-Takaokaeki・Takaokaekimae via Ainokuraguchi・Johanaekimae (Suganuma)
    • 世界遺産バス World Heritage Bus → Shin-Takaokaeki・Takaokaekimae via Johanaekimae (Ainokuraguchi)

    Where the buses are now

    Gokayama: map

    Map: Geospatial Information Authority of Japan tiles. Dots are the reporting buses that serve this place; the ring is the stop.

    Getting here and away

    Ainokura-guchi is the stop for the Ainokura gassho village, a short walk uphill; Suganuma is beside the Suganuma village. The World Heritage Bus runs both ways: on to Shirakawa-go (about 35 to 50 minutes) or back to Johana, Shin-Takaoka and Takaoka.

    Services are few, so the last bus in each direction is on this board; plan the return before you walk into the village.

    How to read this

    live Live: the operator's own position and delay for that bus, updated every 15 seconds.

    timetable Timetable: the published time. The bus or boat is not reporting a position, so the minutes are from the timetable, not from where it is.

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    Sources

    Bus timetables, positions and delays come from the operators' open data, refreshed every 15 to 30 seconds by the operators. Each operator and its licence:

    KUON GEO NEXT shows, for one place, the next departure of everything that leaves from it. It is built from the open data that Japanese operators publish, and it says on every line whether the number is live or a timetable. It is made by KUON GEO, which measures position and the sky in Japan.

    This board comes from one open endpoint: https://kuongeo.com/api/next/toyama/gokayama

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