By 日本の車窓と駅の風景。Train window is my screen
This video provides a full window-side ride on the Kumamoto Airport Limousine Bus, traveling from Kumamoto Station to Kumamoto Airport. The footage focuses on the right-hand side of the bus, capturing the diverse cityscape and suburban landscape of Kumamoto Prefecture, offering viewers an immersive look at the journey between these two key transportation hubs.
Starting at Kumamoto Station (熊本駅前), the city’s main rail terminal, the bus traverses central and outlying districts, transitioning from urban streets to more open stretches as it approaches the airport. The ride is notable for its smooth passage and offers glimpses of daily life in Kumamoto, with local shops, residential areas, and the evolving infrastructure visible through the large bus windows. This is a popular route for travelers connecting between trains and flights, serving as a practical and scenic gateway to Kyushu’s Kumamoto region.
Kumamoto Airport (熊本空港), officially called Aso Kumamoto Airport, is a domestic and international hub situated about 20 kilometers east of the city center. The Limousine Bus is the most direct and convenient public transit option between Kumamoto Station and the airport, taking approximately 50 minutes. The bus service is well-regarded for its punctuality and comfort, catering to tourists and locals. Along the way, viewers may notice glimpses of Mount Aso in the distance and the lush Kyushu countryside that characterizes the area.
If you’re planning a trip to Kumamoto, this video offers a real-time preview of the airport transfer, highlighting both the accessibility and the scenic qualities of the route. It’s also helpful for those interested in Japan’s public transportation, giving insight into regional bus operations and the broader travel experience in southern Kyushu.