Japan bus

You can book highway buses, sightseeing buses and airport buses across Japan on Klook. That includes city-to-city routes like Tokyo to Osaka and Tokyo to Kyoto, airport transfers from Narita and Haneda, and sightseeing routes to Mt. Fuji and Kawaguchiko.

After payment, your e-ticket will appear in Bookings and in your email. Show it to the driver or staff when you board. You don't need to pick up a physical ticket. A few operators do ask for printed vouchers. Check this info from your booking details in advance.

Your voucher will show bus stop name, a map link, and the boarding tips. Large terminals like Busta Shinjuku and Tokyo Yaesu Bus Terminal have several floors and dozens of bays, so check the floor and bay number on the billboard. Roadside stops in areas like Ueno, Asakusa and Namba can be a short walk from the station exit. Allow extra time to find them.

We will provide you boarding guide and tips to ensure you arrive at the correct location. Arrive at your boarding point at least 15 minutes before departure. Buses leave on time and won't wait for late passengers. If you miss your bus, it counts as a no-show, and your ticket will be non-refundable.

It depends on your operator. Passengers of the same booking are usually seated together, though this isn't guaranteed. On some overnight buses, operators avoid seating unrelated male and female passengers next to each other, so you may see fewer bookable seats than available.