Keihan Bus

{{Short description|Public transit company in Kyoto, Japan}}

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| parent = Keihan Electric Railway

| founded = 1922 (as Momoyama Motor Co., Ltd.)
1924 (change corporation name to Keihan Bus)

| headquarters = 5 Higashi-Kujo Minami-Ishidamachi Minami, Kyoto, Kyoto, Japan

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| service_area = Kyoto and Osaka, Shiga

| service_type = Bus

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| ceo = Kazuya Suzuki

| website = http://www.keihanbus.co.jp/

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The {{nihongo|Keihan Bus Co. Ltd.|京阪バス株式会社|Keihan Basu Kabushiki-gaisha}} is a bus company company that operates within Osaka, in southern Kyoto, and Ōtsu. It is a subsidiary of the Keihan Group, which also runs Keihan Electric Railway.

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History

Keihan Bus Company was established on 22 July 1922{{cite web |url=https://www.keihanbus.jp/info/ |script-title=ja:京阪バス 会社情報|author=KEIHAN Bus Co., Ltd|location= Japan|language= Japanese|accessdate=21 December 2020}} as a taxi company called Momoyama Motor Co., Ltd.(桃山自動車株式会社). In 1924 it became a subsidiary of Keihan, which runs the Keihan Electric Railway. It later merged with other transportation companies, including Daigo Kisen and Jōhoku Motor Co. in 1930, and Keihan-Uji Kotsu and Keihan Uji Kotsu Tanabe in 2006. As a result of these mergers, Keihan Bus has acquired an extensive service area in Osaka, Kyoto and Shiga Prefecture.

Local bus services

= Offices =

Keihan Bus offices attached to garages include:

  • Ōtsu Office: There are route buses which run with Kōjaku Railway.
  • Yamashina Office
  • Rakunan Office: There are route buses which run with Nara Kotsu.
  • Kyotanabe Office
  • Otokoyama Office
  • Hirakata Office
  • Takatsuki Office
  • Katano Office
  • Neyagawa Office
  • Kadoma Office

= Information desks =

Information desks are known as "K-bit" (the abbreviation for the Keihan-bus Information & Tickets)

= Temporary sales offices =

These type desks open at the beginning and end of each month.

= Bus terminals =

Subsidiary companies

=Keihan Kyoto Kotsu=

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| name = KEIHAN KYOTO KOTSU Co., Ltd.

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| image_caption = Mitsubishi Fuso Aero Star

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| parent = Keihan Bus

| founded = 1 April 2005

| headquarters = 10 Shinomukaidani Shinocho Kameoka, Kyoto, Kyoto, Japan (621-0826

京都府亀岡市篠町篠向谷10番)

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| service_area = Kyoto

| service_type = Bus

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| ceo = Kazuhiro Sakamoto

| website = http://www.keihankyotokotsu.jp/

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The {{nihongo|Keihan Kyoto Co.Ltd.|京阪京都交通株式会社|Keihan kyouto koutsu Kabushiki-gaisha}} is a bus company within the Keihan Group, established in April 2005{{cite web |url=https://www.keihankyotokotsu.jp/company_info.html |script-title=ja:京阪京都交通 会社情報|author=KEIHAN KYOTO KOTSU Co., Ltd|location= Japan|language= Japanese|accessdate=10 July 2021}} by splitting from Keihan Bus. Its service areas are in the northwest of Kyoto.

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