【Front view】Tokyo Sta. JR Highway Bus Terminal → JR Bus Kanto Tokyo Depot【out of service bus】

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On: March 22, 2025

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JR Highway Bus Gran Grand Dream No. 14 is being sent back.
Front view from the Nihonbashi exit of Tokyo Station to the JR bus Tokyo Depot.
This was taken from the second floor seat with no cuts.
After arriving at Tokyo Station, which way does the JR Highway Bus take to get to the Tokyo Depot?
Please enjoy the front view of the bus as it makes its way to the Tokyo Depot.
The vehicle used in the filming is a Scania D670-19504 double-decker bus.

Please watch to the end!

This video contains scenes that are exposed to strong sunlight.
Please be careful when watching this video. Please watch with caution.

□Websites
・JR Bus Kanto website
　https://www.jrbuskanto.co.jp/
・Highway Bus Reservation
　https://www.kousokubus.net/BusRsv/ja/

□SNS link
　Twitter　 / jrb_kanto
　Facebook 　 / jrbuskanto

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