Keihin Kyūkō Bus Group (Keikyū Bus)
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Greater Tōkyō other public transit logo collection
As a supplement of the railway operator logo collection, this page collects the logo of other public transits in the Greater Tōkyō Area and its surroundings.
Notes:
- This page includes the logo of non-railway public transits. Railway company
may be listed here if it also operates other modes of transport such as bus.
- Only inner-city transit operators are listed here. Intercity operators (such
as intercity bus) are excluded.
- This collection is not meant to be, and really far from, complete.
- Only currently operating companies are listed here.
- Some operators have more than one logo/symbol. I listed just one for each.
- I do not guarantee any accuracy of the data. Some are my tentative drawings.
Bus transits - Taxi companies - Aerial lifts - Water transits - Human powered transits - Helicopter shuttle
Bus
transits
- Only major operators are listed here.
(There are roughly 100 bus transit operators + 150 community bus operators in
the area.)
| Railway operator (also operating bus transits) | Subsidiary of railway operator | Road transits only | Sightseeing bus only |
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Keihin Kyūkō Bus Group (Keikyū Bus) |
Kawasaki Tsurumi Rinkō Bus |
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| Keiō Bus Group | Nishi Tōkyō Bus |
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| Keisei Bus Group | Airport Transport Service | Kantō Railway Group (Kantetsu Bus) |
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| Odakyū Bus Group | Enoshima Electric Railway (Enoden Bus) | Hakone Tozan Bus |
Kanagawa Chūō Kōtsū (Kanachū) |
Tachikawa Bus |
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| Seibu Bus |
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| Asahi Motor | Ibakyū Motor | Kan-etsu Kōtsū |
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| Eagle Bus | Fuji Kyūkō Group (Fujikyū Bus) | Hato Bus | Heiwa
Kōtsū (Unrelated to Heiwa Kōtsū Taxi.) |
Hinomaru Limousine |
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| Ibaraki Kōtsū | JR Bus Kantō | Kantō Bus | Kawasaki Municipal Transportation Bureau (Kawasaki Municipal Bus) | Kokusai Kōgyō | Sōtetsu Bus |
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| Tōkyū Bus |
Yokohama Municipal Transportation Bureau (Yokohama Municipal Bus) |
Taxi
companies
- Only major operators are listed here.
(There are roughly 3,300 taxi companies with 58,000 cars + 19,000 owner-driven
private taxi cars in the area.)
Owner-driven taxi associations
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| Zenkoku Kojin Taxi Association (Zenkokyō) | All Japan Privately Owned Taxi Co-operative Society (Zenkoren) | Nikkoren |
The Big 4 Association (Tōkyō 4 Company Business Comittee Ltd.)
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| Daiwa Motor Transportation | Teito Jidōsha Kōtsū |
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| Keikyū Taxi Group | Odakyū Kōtsū |
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| Checker Cab | Chūōmusen Taxi | Daiichi Kōtsū Sangyō | Heiwa
Kōtsū (Unrelated to Heiwa Kōtsū Bus.) |
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| Hinomaru Limousine | Kanagawa Toshi Kōtsū | Saitama Kōtsū | Tōkyō Musen Taxi |
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| Tōto Motors |
Aerial
lifts
This section includes aerial lifts such as aertial tram, gondola lift and funitel.
- The section lists by companies, not by company groups.
- It lists the name of aerial lifts rather than companies, unless the company
operates multiple aerial lifts.
- The list includes those in ski resorts, as long as it also operates in other
seasons. However, those included don't necessarily operate 365 days a year;
they may operate, for example, only in summer holidays, autumn leaf season weekends
and winter. Those operating only in winter are excluded.
- The name of ski resorts are written in italics, before the name of
aerial lifts.
| Aerial tramway | Aerial tramway at ski resort | Gondola lift | Gondola lift at ski resort | Funitel | Funitel at ski resort |
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| Akechidaira Ropeway | Atami Ropeway | Gala Yuzawa Gondola | Hakone Ropeway | Hodosan Ropeway | Ikaho Ropeway |
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| White World Oze Iwakura Iwakura Gondola Superway | Izunokuni Panorama Park Ropeway | Kinugawa Onsen Ropeway | Minobusan Ropeway | Mt. Kachi Kachi Ropeway | Nasu Ropeway |
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| Marunuma Kōgen Ski Resort Nikkō Shiranesan Ropeway | Nokogiriyama Ropeway | Palcall Tsumagoi Pal Cabin | Prince Hotels (Naeba Ski Resort Dragondola, and others in other regions) | Shimoda Ropeway (Nesugatayama Ropeway) | Kusatsu Kokusai Ski Resort Shirane-Kazan Ropeway |
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| Shōsenkyō Ropeway | Tanigawadake Ropeway Company (Tanigawadake Ropeway) |
Tōkyū Resort Service (Hunter Mountain Shiobara Gondola, Mt. Jeans Nasu Gondola, and others in other regions) |
Tsukubasan Ropeway | Yokohama Air Cabin | Yomiuriland Sky Shuttle |
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| Yuzawa Kōgen Ski Resort Yuzawa Kōgen Ropeway (Yuzawa Onsen Ropeway) |
Water transits
- Cruise ships, yakatabune,
or fishing boats are excluded.
| Car ferry | Water bus | Watashibune (foot ferry) | Water taxi |
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| Jōgashima Tosen Hakushū (Miura Umigyō Kōsha) | Kankō Kisen Kōgyō (Urban Launch) | Keihin Ferry Boat |
The Port Service (Sea Bass) |
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| Shimamura Tosen (Isesaki City Government) | Tōkyō Cruise Ship | Tōkyō Metropolitan Park Association (Tōkyō Mizube Line) | Uraga Tosen Atagomaru (Yokosuka City Government) | Yagiri no Watashi |
Human-powered transits
- Most of these services are typically used as a sort of tour guide in
taditional streets. They can never the less have different destination from
the point of departure, so can be used as transportation.
| Pulled rickshaw | Cycle rickshaw | Velotaxi | Litter |
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| Asakusa Jidaiya | Kamakura Rickshaw | Kawagoe Jinrikiya | Kosugiya |
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| Kurumaya Asakusa | Matsukaze | Okazakiya Production | Shinagawa Jinrikisha | Tōkyō Rickshaw | |
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| Yokohama Omotenashiya | Yuu Fuu Tei |
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| Mori Building City Air Services |