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Bus Route: Temple 50 to Temple 51

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Bus Route from Hantaji to Ishiteji

From Temple 50, Hantaji, to Temple 51, Ishiteji, the bus journey takes approximately 30–60 minutes and costs ¥670.

The distance is only about 3 km and takes approximately 45 minutes on foot, making this a relatively short section.

The Ishiteji bus stop is located directly in front of Ishiteji, making it convenient. However, from Hantaji, you need to walk to the nearest Hatadera bus stop and transfer at Kuwabara Nokyo-mae. The total travel time depends on the waiting time for the transfer, so walking may sometimes get you there faster.

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 is also a good choice in bad weather or if you want to reduce the amount of walking.

In this article, we introduce the bus route from Temple 50, Hantaji, to Temple 51, Ishiteji, including travel times, fares, and timetables.

Fare & Route Schedule

  • Walk
    0.7 km
    Temple 50: Hantaji

    10 min

  • Bus
    1.6 km
    Hatadera → Kuwabara Nokyo Mae

    8 min, 300 yen

  • Bus
    2.1 km
    Kuwabara Nokyo Mae → Ishiteji

    8 min, 370 yen

  • Arrival
    Temple 51: Ishiteji

Google Maps

You can display public transit routes by opening the menu in the top-left corner of Google Maps.

Temple Information

Temple 50: Hantaji

Temple 50: Hantaji
To Next Temple2.8 km
On Foot45 min
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Temple 51: Ishiteji

Temple 51: Ishiteji
To Next Temple10.7 km
On Foot3 hr
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Timetable

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Comparing the Public Transportation and Walking Routes

The distance from Temple 50, Hantaji, to Temple 51, Ishiteji is approximately 3 km and takes about 45 minutes on foot, making this a relatively short section.

When using the bus, walk from Hantaji to the Hatadera bus stop, then take the bus from Hatadera to Kuwabara Nokyo-mae. Transfer at Kuwabara Nokyo-mae and continue to the Ishiteji bus stop. Since the Ishiteji bus stop is located directly in front of Ishiteji, there is almost no walking required after getting off the bus.

However, a transfer at Kuwabara Nokyo-mae is required, so depending on the waiting time, the bus may take longer than walking.

ItemBusWalking
Travel timeAbout 30–60 minutesAbout 45 minutes
Fare¥670Free
Walking distanceAbout 0.7 kmAbout 3 km
FeaturesSignificantly reduces the amount of walking and takes you directly to the front of IshitejiWalk without worrying about timetables or transfers
NotesTransfer required; waiting time may increase the total travel timeRequires about 3 km of walking

Taking the Bus

Walk approximately 0.7 km from Hantaji to the Hatadera bus stop, then take the bus to Kuwabara Nokyo-mae. Transfer at Kuwabara Nokyo-mae and continue to the Ishiteji bus stop.

The total fare is ¥670, and compared with walking the entire way, the bus reduces the walking distance by approximately 2.3 km.

The Ishiteji bus stop is conveniently located directly in front of Ishiteji, but you need to transfer between two buses. The total travel time varies from about 30 to 60 minutes depending on the waiting time for the transfer, so walking may be faster if the connections do not work well with your plans.

Walking to Ishiteji

The walking route is approximately 3 km and takes about 45 minutes.

You can walk directly from Hantaji to Ishiteji, so there is no need to worry about bus timetables or transfers.

Walking is recommended if the waiting time for the bus is long or if you want to leave immediately.

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.

Since this is a relatively short section that takes only about 45 minutes on foot, walking is convenient if you want to prioritize your arrival time. On the other hand, taking the bus is a good option in bad weather or if you want to reduce the amount of walking.

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