Suwa Bus

Suwa Bus (諏訪バス) is a bus company in Suwa area, Nagano Prefecture, Japan.

History
  • July 3, 1919 - Incorporation of Suwa Jidōsha K.K.
  • July 1941 - Setting of greater Suwa area as business area
  • December 1963 - Acquisition by Matsumoto Electric Railway as a subsidiary
  • May 1981 - Change of corporate name to Suwa Bus K.K.
  • December 1984 - Opening of Chuo Kosoku Bus Iida route (Iida–Shinjuku)
  • November 1986 - Opening of Chūō Expressway Bus Chino Route (Chūō Expressway Chino Bus Stop–Shinjuku)
  • July 1987 - Opening of Chūō Expressway Bus Suwa–Okaya Route (Kami-Suwa/Okaya–Shinjuku)
  • September 1988 - Opening of Misuzu Highway Bus
  • July 1989 - Opening of Chino–Nagoya route via Chūō Expressway (discontinued in April 1997)
  • December 1989 - Opening of Chino–Osaka route via Chūō Expressway
  • March 1993 - Opening of Fujimi/Chino–Nagano route via Nagano Expressway (discontinued in 1996)
  • August 1999 - Opening of Chino city welfare bus
  • September 1999 - Opening of "Karinchan Bus" circulation route in Suwa
  • July 2000 - Opening of Okaya citizens bus "Silky Bus"
  • July 2004 - Opening of "Swan Bus" Lake Suwa circulation route in Okaya

Lines

Highway Lines
  • Okaya, Suwa⇔Shinjuku (Chuo Kosoku Bus Suwa/Okaya Line: collaboration with Keio Bus, Fuji Express, Yamanashi Kotsu, JR Bus Kanto)
  • Iida⇔Shinjuku (Chuo Kosoku Bus Iida Line: collaboration with Keio Bus, Ina Bus, Shin'nan Kotsu)
  • Chino, Suwa, Okaya⇔Osaka (Alpine Suwa Go: collaboration with Hankyu Bus)
    • Chino BT, Kamisuwa Station, Shimosuwa, Osachi, Okaya City Office, Imai, Chuo. Exp Tatsuno⇔Kyoto-Fukakusa, Meishin-Oyamazaki, Takatsuki BS, Ibaraki BS, Senri New Town, Shin-Osaka, Osaka (Umeda)

Cars
gollark: The clunky syntax for functions?
gollark: <@!330678593904443393> Serde is the de-facto Rust serialization library.
gollark: No, skynet as in my websocket messaging server for CC.
gollark: ```rustuse std::collections::HashMap;use serde_cbor::Value;use chrono;use std::collections::HashSet;use actix::prelude::*;#[derive(Serialize, Deserialize, Debug, PartialEq, Eq, Hash, Clone)]#[serde(untagged)]pub enum Channel { Numeric(i64), Named(String)}#[derive(Serialize, Deserialize, Debug, Clone, Message)]pub struct RawMsg { pub channel: Channel, #[serde(flatten)] pub meta: HashMap<String, Value>, pub message: Value}#[derive(Serialize, Deserialize, Debug, Clone, Message)]pub struct Msg { pub channel: Channel, #[serde(flatten)] pub meta: HashMap<String, Value>, pub message: Value, pub timestamp: chrono::DateTime<chrono::Utc>}pub fn complete(raw: RawMsg) -> Msg { Msg { channel: raw.channel, meta: raw.meta, timestamp: chrono::Utc::now(), message: raw.message }}#[derive(Serialize, Deserialize, Debug)]#[serde(rename_all = "snake_case")]pub enum MessageFromClient { Open(Channel), Close(Channel), Message(RawMsg), Query}#[derive(Serialize)]#[serde(rename_all = "snake_case")]pub enum MessageToClient<'a> { Message(Msg), QueryResult { channels: &'a HashSet<Channel> }}```Skynet!
gollark: No, actually, HQ9+ is better.

See also


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