Bus Route: Temple 71 to Temple 72

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Bus Route from Iyadaniji to Mandaraji

From Temple 71, Iyadaniji, to Temple 72, Mandaraji, the bus journey takes approximately 35 minutes and costs ¥100.

The distance is about 4 km and takes approximately 1 hour on foot. Taking the bus reduces the amount of walking, but services are infrequent and do not operate on public holidays. Therefore, taking the bus when the schedule works well with your plans, and walking when the waiting time is long, are both good options.

The bus stop is located at Fureai Park Mino, which has facilities where you can take a break and get something to eat or drink. This makes the bus a useful option if you want to take a break along the way.

In this article, we introduce the bus route from Iyadaniji to Mandaraji, including fares, travel times, and timetables.

Temple Information

Timetable

Comparing the Public Transportation and Walking Routes

The distance from Temple 71, Iyadaniji, to Temple 72, Mandaraji is approximately 4 km and takes about 1 hour on foot.

When using the bus, walk from Iyadaniji to Fureai Park Mino, then take the bus to Yoshiwara Community Center-mae. From there, walk to Mandaraji.

Item	Bus	Walking
Travel time	About 35 minutes	About 1 hour
Fare	¥100	Free
Walking distance	About 1.7 km	About 4 km
Features	Reduces the amount of walking	Walk without worrying about timetables
Notes	Infrequent services; no service on public holidays	Requires about 4 km of walking

Taking the Bus

Walk approximately 1 km from Iyadaniji to Fureai Park Mino, then take the bus to Yoshiwara Community Center-mae. The fare is just ¥100, and the route reduces the amount of walking compared with walking the entire way.

Fureai Park Mino has facilities where you can take a break and get something to eat or drink, making this route convenient if you want to rest or if the weather is bad.

However, bus services are infrequent and do not operate on public holidays, so check the timetable before using the bus.

Walking to Mandaraji

The walking route is approximately 4 km and takes about 1 hour.

The advantage is that you do not have to wait for the bus and can walk at your own pace. If the bus requires a long wait, walking may actually get you there faster.

Which Route Is Recommended?

Taking the bus when the schedule works well with your plans, and walking when the waiting time is long, are both good options.

The bus is inexpensive at just ¥100 and reduces the amount of walking. However, since services are infrequent, check the timetable in advance. If the schedule does not work well with your plans, the approximately 4 km walking route is a good alternative.

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