Yasuo Yamaji

Part of Awaji Kotsu Co., Ltd., Osaka Awaji Kotsu KK is a Japanese bus transportation company with origins as a railway operator dating back to 1914. The company is based in Toyonaka, Japan. The company transitioned fully to bus services after 1966 and now operates local route buses within Awaji Island and highway buses connecting the island with major cities such as Kobe and Tokushima. Since the opening of the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge in 1998, the company has expanded express bus services to enhance regional connectivity. It offers general route buses, chartered buses, and real estate leasing, and provides comprehensive passenger information through its website, including route guides, timetables, fare tables, boarding instructions, ticketing options, and FAQs. Ticketing options include commuter passes for commuting and school use, available at convenience stores and bus terminals. The company also recruits full-time bus drivers, offering training, licensing assistance, and employee benefits.

Provides passenger transportation services