Bus Route: Temple 16 to Temple 17

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Bus Route from Kanonji to Idoji

From Temple 16, Kanonji, to Temple 17, Idoji, the bus journey takes approximately 35 minutes and costs ¥170.

The distance is about 3 km and takes approximately 50 minutes on foot. Although services on each route are not particularly frequent, you can use three different bus routes: the Kamiyama Line, Kamojima Line, and Ishii-Takahara Line. Therefore, taking the bus when the schedule works well with your plans, and walking when the waiting time is long, are both good options.

Taking the bus also reduces the amount of walking, making it a convenient option if you are tired or want to reduce the distance you need to walk.

In this article, we introduce the bus route from Temple 16, Kanonji, to Temple 17, Idoji, including travel times, fares, and timetables.

Temple Information

Timetable

Comparing the Public Transportation and Walking Routes

The distance from Temple 16, Kanonji, to Temple 17, Idoji is approximately 3 km and takes about 50 minutes on foot.

When using the bus, walk to the Kanonji-kita Bus Stop, then get off at the Ko Bus Stop and walk to Idoji. Taking the bus reduces the amount of walking compared with walking the entire route.

Item	Bus	Walking
Travel time	About 35 minutes	About 50 minutes
Fare	¥170	Free
Features	Reduces the amount of walking	Walk without worrying about timetables
Notes	Services are not frequent on each route	Requires about 3 km of walking

Taking the Bus

You can take the bus from Kanonji-kita Bus Stop to Ko Bus Stop.

On this section, you can use three Tokushima Bus routes: the Kamiyama Line, Kamojima Line, and Ishii-Takahara Line. Services on each route are not frequent, but because multiple routes are available, this section is relatively easy to travel by bus compared with other sections.

Taking the bus reduces the walking distance by about 1 km compared with walking the entire route. It is also convenient if you are tired and want to reduce the amount of walking.

Walking to Idoji

The walking route is approximately 3 km and takes about 50 minutes.

Since the distance is not particularly long, walking is also a good option if the bus requires a long wait. Another advantage is that you can travel at your own pace without worrying about timetables.

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.

Taking the bus reduces the amount of walking, but this section takes only about 50 minutes on foot. Since three different bus routes are available, taking the bus when the timing works well with your plans and walking when the waiting time is long are both practical choices.

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