Run slowly in Ikebukuro city
Human and Eco-friendly red electric bus
With everyone’s hope
Started since November 27, 2019


About IKEBUS
IKEBUS
Preventive Measures against COVID-19
To provide customers with a safe ride.

- Alcohol sterilization will be applied to areas where customers can touch, such as handrails.
- Drivers wear face masks so that customers can ride with peace of mind.
- Check body temperature of all our drivers when making a roll call for the management of physical health conditions.
- Drivers often wash their hands and gargle.

- An alcohol-based hand sanitizer is installed at the bus exit.
Please disinfect your hands before boarding. - Please wear a face mask inside the bus.
- Please refrain from talking loudly in the bus.
- Please be seated keeping a distance between passengers.
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2 routes
in Ikebukuro cityIKEBUS connects the city of Ikebukuro vertically and horizontally by 2 of A and B routes. The cute red bus that goes around the bustling spots in Ikebukuro. That’s IKEBUS.
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Human friendly
Eco friendlyIKEBUS is equipped with an electric lift at the rear of the vehicle for people using wheelchairs. In addition, since it is an electric bus, it does not emit exhaust gas. IKEBUS is friendly to the global environment.
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Run slowly
in Ikebukuro cityThe maximum speed of IKEBUS is 19km / h. What passes outside the window is the relaxing cityscape of Ikebukuro. Looking from IKEBUS, there may be a new discovery that has never been found before.

Specification of IKEBUS
- Passenger capacity
- 22 passengers
- Overall width
- 2,105mm
- Overall length
- 5,165mm
- Overall height
- 2,710mm
- Design
- Don Design Associates / Eiji Mitooka
- Vehicle production
- Thinktogether Co., Ltd.
Designer profile

Eiji Mitooka
Born in Okayama Prefecture in 1947. He designed many vehicles such as the Kyoto Tango Railway "KURO-MATSU / AKA-MATSU / AO-MATSU / Tango no Umi" trains and the JR Kyushu Shinkansen / Limited Express train "Seven Stars in Kyushu. Won many awards including the Brunel Award, the Mainichi Design Award, and the Kikuchi Hiroshi Award.
IKEBUS Photo Gallery
* All pictures shown are for illustration purpose only.
Fare
Operation route
routemap