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Bus Route: Temple 51 to Temple 52

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Bus Route from Ishiteji to Taisanji

From Temple 51, Ishiteji, to Temple 52, Taisanji, the bus journey takes approximately 1 hour 20 minutes and costs ¥1,280.

The distance is about 11 km and takes approximately 3 hours on foot.

Taking the bus significantly reduces the walking distance from about 11 km to just 1.2 km. However, you need to transfer at JR Matsuyama Station, and the fare is ¥1,280. Taking the bus is a good option if you want to reduce the amount of walking, while walking is also an option if you want to prioritize time or cost.

In this article, we introduce the bus route from Temple 51, Ishiteji, to Temple 52, Taisanji, including travel times, fares, timetables, and transfer information.

Fare & Route Schedule

  • Departure
    Temple 51: Ishiteji

  • Bus
    6.2 km
    Ishiteji → JR Matsuyama Station

    35 min, 550 yen

  • Bus
    8.2 km
    JR Matsuyama Station → Katamawari

    25 min, 730 yen

  • Walk
    1.2 km
    Katamawari Bus Stop

    20 min

  • Arrival
    Temple 52: Taisanji

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Temple Information

Temple 51: Ishiteji

Temple 51: Ishiteji
To Next Temple10.7 km
On Foot3 hr
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Temple 52: Taisanji

Temple 52: Taisanji
To Next Temple2.6 km
On Foot45 min
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Timetable

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Comparing the Public Transportation and Walking Routes

The distance from Temple 51, Ishiteji, to Temple 52, Taisanji is approximately 11 km and takes about 3 hours on foot.

When using the bus, take a bus from Ishiteji to JR Matsuyama Station, then transfer at JR Matsuyama Station and continue to the Katamawari bus stop. From Katamawari bus stop, walk approximately 1.2 km, or about 20 minutes, to Taisanji.

Taking the bus significantly reduces the walking distance from about 11 km to just 1.2 km. However, you need to take two buses and transfer between them, and the total fare is ¥1,280.

ItemBusWalking
Travel timeAbout 1 hour 20 minutesAbout 3 hours
Fare¥1,280Free
Walking distanceAbout 1.2 kmAbout 11 km
FeaturesSignificantly reduces the amount of walkingWalk without worrying about timetables or transfers
NotesTransfer required; relatively expensiveRequires about 11 km of walking

Taking the Bus

Take a bus from Ishiteji to JR Matsuyama Station, then transfer at JR Matsuyama Station and continue to the Katamawari bus stop.

From Katamawari bus stop, walk approximately 1.2 km, or about 20 minutes, to Taisanji.

The bus journey takes approximately 1 hour 20 minutes, significantly reducing the travel time compared with walking. It also reduces the walking distance from about 11 km to just 1.2 km, so taking the bus is recommended if you find it difficult to walk long distances or want to reduce the physical strain on your feet.

On the other hand, you need to take two buses and transfer between them, and the fare is ¥1,280. The total travel time may also vary depending on the waiting time for the transfer.

Walking to Taisanji

The walking route is approximately 11 km and takes about 3 hours.

Although it takes longer than taking the bus, you do not need to transfer, and you can walk at your own pace without worrying about bus timetables.

If you have plenty of time and energy and want to keep transportation costs down, walking all the way is also a good option.

Which Route Is Recommended?

Taking the bus is recommended if you want to significantly reduce the amount of walking.

The bus reduces the approximately 11 km walking section to just 1.2 km. Although the fare is relatively high at ¥1,280, it reduces the total travel time from about 3 hours on foot to approximately 1 hour 20 minutes. Public transportation is a good option if you want to save time and conserve your energy.

On the other hand, if you have plenty of time and energy and want to keep transportation costs down, walking is also an option.

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