Sightseeing Loop Buses
With the sightseeing loop bus, you can tour the Nanukamachi-dori area at a reasonable price.
Rather than paying by distance, a flat-rate ticket is a good deal.
On this page you can find details about the sightseeing loop buses: Haikarasan, Ecoron-go, and Akabee.
1. Tips for choosing a bus
Bus routes
"Akabee" is a loop bus that starts from Aizuwakamatsu Station and stops at major sightseeing spots, running clockwise around the city.
Meanwhile, the counterclockwise loop bus is "Haikarasan".
Barrier-free access
Some buses are easier to board for people with knee problems or wheelchair users. Please see the details for each bus.
Free pass
With the "Aizu Gurutto Card", you can ride JR, Aizu Railway, Aizu Bus, Haikarasan, and Bandai Tohto Bus unlimited for two days within the area!
It is available at convenience stores nationwide.
Details here
Luggage storage
If you are staying at Higashiyama Onsen or Ashinomaki Onsen, please also use the "Hands-free Town Sightseeing Service".
This paid service stores your luggage at Aizuwakamatsu Station and delivers it to your accommodation in Higashiyama Onsen or Ashinomaki Onsen, so you do not need to carry it.
For details, please see the Aizuwakamatsu Station Tourist Information Center.
2. Choose a sightseeing loop bus
"Haikarasan" Town Loop Bus
Fare: one ride 210 yen for adults, 110 yen for children. A one-day pass also lets you ride "Akabee," which is convenient!
More details
"Akabee" Town Loop Bus
Fare: one ride 210 yen for adults, 110 yen for children. A one-day pass also lets you ride "Haikarasan," which is convenient!
More details
"Ecoron-go" City Circulation Bus
Fare: one ride 210 yen for adults, 110 yen for children. A discounted one-day pass is available.
More details
3. Useful services
Aizuwakamatsu City Bus Timetable and Route Map
Timetables and route maps for buses in Aizuwakamatsu City are available as PDF files.
More details
Bus Location Search System
This service notifies you when a bus approaches a selected stop.
More details








