京都深草

Others have written it, but the location is very confusing. Enter from the stairs that look like emergency stairs that are directly connected to the highway. Some people may hesitate to open the entrance door based on their findings. If you are uncertain, we strongly recommend that you check the photos on Google Map and Street View. There are chairs for the time being, but there are many strangers, so I can't sit for sure. Since the highway is in front of you, the sound is noisy, so sensitive people should be careful.

Is this the gateway for visiting Kyoto by bus? You will go up the stairs in the park, open the door and wait for the bus in the space created on the highway shoulder. The appearance from the outside doesn't seem to have a stop there, and if you've got the experience here, you'll have a hard time searching. The iron door was heavy and I thought it was a door for locked workers. There are only a few places where benches and rain winds can be saved, and hell is used for stormy weather and summertime because passengers with different destinations return. Those who use it are recommended preparation of umbrella and sun protection.

It was very convenient, cheap, and I was grateful that I could return to Tokyo, but it was difficult to understand at all, and it was a high hurdle bus stop for the first ride. I felt that it would be nice to utilize the park that spreads below more interestingly and to improve the connection of other public transportation. I used the Kyoto Fukakusa bus stop for the first time this time, but I was surprised at the location that was too convenient. I don't think this is a waste. I don't know if Kyoto City should take the initiative or the highway side should take the initiative or the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism. I think that is the first, then at that time it will be 5 stars.

When I was living alone in Kyoto, I often used it when I went home. The north entrance is for Tokyo / Kanazawa / Nagoya, the south entrance is for Osaka / Kyoto, and if you go west from the platform, you will find Takeda Station on the Subway Karasuma Line / Kintetsu Line, and if you go east, you will find Fujinomori Station on the Keihan Railway / Keihan Main Line. If you want to move on foot, it is recommended to get off at Fujinomori Station (only regular trains stop at Fujinomori Station, so be careful not to mistake it for Fukakusa Station on the north side). There are parks and schools around the platform, so it feels like a residential area, but there are several convenience stores along the road, and there are also drug stores. After boarding, it will take a long time to reach your destination, and if the highway is congested, the resting place may change, so it may be a good idea to buy some drinks or finish the toilet at the station. Except for the presence or absence of stairs, the facilities at the highway bus stop are almost the same as those at bus stops in the city, so you shouldn't expect too much. With few signs and landmarks, it can be easy to get lost the first time you go (I was told by someone who was taking a walk in the park). It should be noted that in midsummer Kyoto, the temperature and humidity rise considerably, the reflection from the ground is hard, and the wind becomes like warm air from a dryer, so there is a risk of heat stroke (less snow in winter). However, it gets quite cold), there is a lot of traffic in the daytime around the Fujinomori intersection, the stairs to the platform are quite steep and luggage is easily caught, and the door of the entrance is quite heavy due to noise countermeasures from the Meishin Expressway. In addition, there are bushes in the parks and landings, and you basically have to wait while standing, so you may be bitten by mosquitoes. Don't forget to take measures against sunburn as well as insect repellent. * The image was taken from 2011 to 2012, and some images of Fujinomori Station on the Keihan Railway and Keihan Main Line are included, but they are included for reference.

15 minutes walk from Takeda station. There is Lawson near the entrance.

Go up the stairs from under the viaduct. This side is toward [Osaka]. Open the iron door and enter the waiting room. Go to the high speed. The iron fence is locked. Only when the bus comes will it be opened by the crew

If you go straight out of the west exit of Fujinomori Station, you will see a park. There is a bus stop information board at the entrance of the park, so you won't get lost so much. (* Because the platform is the opposite of Tokyo and Osaka, you need to be careful there → For details, see the signboard at the entrance of the park.) Assuming that you are the first person to get lost, I think you can afford to arrive at Fujinomori Station 20 minutes before the bus departs. However, as other people wrote, the stairs are steep and there is no elevator, so it is inconvenient, so please be careful for elderly people, people with a lot of luggage, and people who are heavy. The door at the end of the stairs is very heavy.