Tobu Bus Nikko

• Normal tickets are single-use tickets with a designated destination.
• Tickets for destinations between Tōbu-Nikkō Station and Yumoto Onsen allow passengers to get on and off freely between the Shinkyo bus stop near the tōshō-gū and the Chūzenji Onsen bus stop near Lake Chūzenji.

Free pass tickets allow the purchaser to get on and off at any bus stops within the designated area of the ticket, and are almost all available for two days, though there are exceptions.[3]

Yumoto Onsen Free Pass

• Can be used at Nikkō Station, Tōbu-Nikkō Station, the Shinkyo bus stop (tōshō-gū), Umakaeshi, the Chūzenji Onsen bus stop (Lake Chūzenji), Yumoto Onsen, and for the World Heritage Sightseeing Bus (世界遺産めぐり循環バス).

Chūzenji Onsen Free Pass

• Can be used at Nikkō Station, Tōbu-Nikkō Station, the Shinkyo bus stop (tōshō-gū), Umakaeshi, the Chūzenji Onsen bus stop (Lake Chūzenji), the Osaki bus stop, and for the World Heritage Sightseeing Bus.

Senjōgahara Free Pass

• Can be used at Nikkō Station, Tōbu-Nikkō Station, the Shinkyo bus stop (tōshō-gū), Umakaeshi, the Chūzenji Onsen bus stop (Lake Chūzenji), the Sanbonmatsu bus stop, for the World Heritage Sightseeing Bus.

Ozasa Bokujō Free Pass

• Can be used at Nikkō Station, Tōbu-Nikkō Station, Kirifuri Falls, Kirifuri Kōgen, Ozasa Bokujō, and for the World Heritage Sightseeing Bus.

Kirifuri Kōgen Free Pass

• Can be used at Nikkō Station, Tōbu-Nikkō Station, Kirifuri Falls, Kirifuri Kōgen, and for the World Heritage Sightseeing Bus.

Kirifuri Falls Free Pass (valid for only 1 day)

• Can be used at Nikkō Station, Tōbu-Nikkō Station, Kirifuri Falls, and for the World Heritage Sightseeing Bus.

World Heritage Tour Free Pass (valid for only 1 day)

• Can be used at Nikkō Station, Tōbu-Nikkō Station, Nishi Sandō (tōshō-gū), and for the World Heritage Sightseeing Bus.

Nikko Pass All Area (日光まるごと東武フリーパス) (valid for 4 days)[4]

• A round-trip ticket allows the purchaser to travel from any station of the Tōbu Railway Tōbu Skytree Line to the designated Free Ride Area. The Free Ride Area consists of train lines in the area between Shimo-Imaichi Station and Tōbu-Nikkō Station on the Tōbu Nikkō line, as well as Tōbu Bus Nikkō bus lines.

Passengers have been able to use IC cards (PASMO/Suica) to ride Tōbu Bus Nikkō since 23 February 2010.

Tōbu Bus Co., Ltd.

A bus on display in Tobu Museum
Parent	Tōbu Railway
Founded	1933 (as Mōbu Motor Co.) 2002 (spun off from Tōbu Railway)
Headquarters	2-18-12 Oshiage Sumida, Tokyo, Japan (東京都墨田区押上二丁目18番12号)
Service area	See following articles: Tobu Bus Central, Tobu Bus West, , Tōbu Bus Nikkō
Service type	Land Transportation (Buses)
Chief executive	Noriyuki Kashikura
Website	http://www.tobu-bus.com/

The Tōbu Bus Co., Ltd. (東武バス株式会社, Tōbu Basu Kabushiki-gaisha) is a bus company within the Tobu Group which was established on 30 January 2002[5] to inherit all shares of the Tōbu Railway bus division.[6][7]

The company was established on 30 January 2002 by spinning off from Tōbu Railway. The company began formal operations in its current form on 30 September 2002.[8][9] In addition, Tōbu Railway was split into Tōbu Bus East, Tōbu Bus Central, Tōbu Bus West, Tōbu Bus Nikko.[10] Tōbu Bus is a holding company owning assets of these different subsidiaries, and as such does not operate any bus routes directly. However, the company does sell tickets for bus routes that these subsidiaries operate, as well as manage the lease of their properties.

The history of Tobu Bus begins with the establishment of Mōbu Motor,[11][12] which was an affiliated company of Tōbu Railway in Gunma and Saitama in 1933. The bus department of Tōbu Railway was established in Kawagoe, Saitama on 1 April 1934. In September 1936, these two companies were combined into Tōbu Motor[13] and the new company inherited the service areas of Saitama, Gunma, Ibaraki, and Tochigi from Tōbu-affiliated companies.

After World War II, Tōbu Motor and Tōbu Nikkō Tramway were taken over by Tōbu Railway. The bus business ran a deficit in 1980 because passengers decreased by 80%, and Tōbu Railway decided to split up as described above in September 2001 due to the difficulty of continuing to operate.[14] The offices and bus routes not transferred to Tōbu Bus at the time of this split were transferred to Asahi Motor Group around 1990.

• 20 January 2002: Tōbu Bus transferred the assets and share of stock of the bus department of Tōbu Railway.
• 1 October 2002: Tōbu Bus and the three affiliated companies listed above started operations.
• 1 October 2021: Tōbu Bus East was merged into Tōbu Bus Central.

• Tōbu Bus Nikkō
• Tōbu Bus West
• Tōbu Bus Central

Tōbu Bus West Co., Ltd.

Hino Blue Ribbon (frequently used on routes) and Kawagoe Business Office (Shinmeicho Garage)
Parent	Tōbu Bus
Founded	4 April 2002
Headquarters	2-212 Yoshinomachi, Kita, Saitama, Saitama, Japan (埼玉県さいたま市北区吉野町2-212)
Service area	Saitama
Service type	Bus
Routes	Route map of Omiya Office, Iwatsuki/Amanuma Office, Ageo Office, Kawagoe/Sakado Office, Niiza Office
Fleet	320 buses
Chief executive	金井 応季
Website	Tobu Bus West(in Japanese)

The Tobu Bus West Co., Ltd. (東武バスウエスト株式会社, Tōbu Basu Uesuto Kabushiki-gaisha)[15] is a subsidiary company of Tobu Bus. The head office is located in Ōmiya-ku, Saitama.

In 2002, the company was spun off from Tōbu Railway. The bus company runs in the area around the train stations serviced by the Tōbu Urban Park Line, the Takasaki Line, and the Tōbu Tōjō Line in Saitama. The company primarily serves tourists (Kawagoe) as well as commuters.

• Ōmiya Business Office (OM)
  • Iwatsuki Office
  • Amanuma Office
  • Ageo Office (AO)
• Kawagoe Business Office (KG)
  • Sakado Office
• Niiza Business Office (NZ)

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Tōbu Bus Central Co., Ltd.

Isuzu Erga Mio are used as shuttles for the Skytree
Parent	Tōbu Bus
Founded	4 April 2002
Headquarters	2-9-2 Iko-Motomachi, Adachi, Tokyo, Japan (東京都足立区伊興本町2-9-2)
Service area	Saitama, Tokyo
Service type	Bus
Routes	Route map of Katsushika Office, Adachi Office, Soka Office, Yashio Office, Misato Office
Fleet	460 buses
Chief executive	槇田 浩昭
Website	Tobu Bus Central(in Japanese)

Tōbu Bus Central Co., Ltd. (東武バスセントラル株式会社, Tobu Bus Sentoraru Kabushiki gaisya)[16] is a subsidiary company of Tōbu Bus. The head office is located in Adachi.

In 2002, the company was spun off from the Tōbu Railway bus department. The bus company operates in the area around the train stations serving the Tōbu Skytree Line. On 1 October 2021, Tōbu Bus East was merged into Tōbu Bus Central.[17] Following this, the company began operating in the area servicing the stations of the Tōbu Urban Park Line, the Tsukuba Express, and the Jōban Line in Chiba.

• Adachi Business Office (AD)
  • Nishi-Arai Office
  • Katsushika Office
  • Hanahata Office
• Soka Business Office (SK)
  • Yashio Office
  • Misato Office
  • Yoshikawa Office
• Nishi-Kashiwa Business Office (KW)
  • Shōnan Office

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