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Hino PKG-KV234N2 Blue Ribbon II Non-Step #NH-259
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| Name | Hino PKG-KV234N2 Blue Ribbon II Non-Step (Hino) Hino KV234N/Isuzu Erga [2-1-0] (2007-2010) | |
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| Baunummer | ||
| Baujahr | 2010 | |
| verschrottet | ||
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| 2010 | Kōtsu-kyoku 名古屋市 [Nagoya-shi] | |
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| Anlieferung | Ausmusterung | Kennzeichen |
| 2010 | 名古屋200か26-88 | |
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| Anlieferung | Ausmusterung | Wagennummer |
| 2010 | NH-259 / Kōtsu-kyoku 名古屋市 [Nagoya-shi] | |
Fotos
19 Februar 2019 - Nagoya (Aichi Pref.), Naka-ku, Sakae 3-chōme (愛知県名古屋市中区栄３丁目), one of the multiple parts of the bus terminal adjacent to Sakae metro station. On the second day of my stay in Nagoya, the weather went downhill altogether - it was the only day so bad during my 10 days of wandering halway across the country. Nagoya`s city buses use the typical route numbering scheme, that is, a kanji character and some number. Noticeably however, Nagoya is not afraid to use two characters (see NH-264 to the right on rte 高速1 or my previous photo of NH-144), which is for example rather rare in Tokyo if it`s not the Latin alphabet. I only used the buses a few sparse times, using the subway more to move around the city. The municipal operator has a flat fare, and thus passengers board at the front.
Autor: TranslatorPS
Autor: TranslatorPS
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