Anegasaki and Sakuradai Danchi buses to resume full service on September 25
Nitto plans normal service on all Anegasaki and Sakuradai Danchi runs from the first bus on September 25. Other diversions, including three skipped stops on the Kisarazu–Tokyo route, remain.

In its September 24 18:00 update, Nitto announced normal service on all Anegasaki and Sakuradai Danchi runs from the first bus on September 25, after confirming that the fallen-tree section is passable.
On September 24, normal operation was limited to Anegasaki Station–Sakuradai Danchi, with suspended/skipped stops between Shiinokidai Iriguchi and Kayano and suspension via Fukashiro. This changes for September 25.
Restrictions remaining on September 25
- Kisarazu–Tokyo: no stops all day at Kimitsu Seitetsusho, Higashimon Iriguchi or Kosoku Sakurai.
- Kisarazu–Futtsu: both directions skip Chuomon Iriguchi–Sakurai Higashicho.
- Kimitsu city loop A/B: skip Sakada and Chuomon Iriguchi.
- Susai line: shortened operation between the Kimitsu Station side and Nakajima; Horinouchi–Seiwa Kominkan is skipped.
- Kanozan line: operates between Sanukimachi Station and Iwatomi Minamiguchi.
JR Uchibo service between Anegasaki and Kisarazu remains suspended. As of 18:34 on September 24, replacement buses from September 28 were still under consideration, separate from this Nitto service plan.
Road conditions may cause delays or temporary cancellations. Check transport information, operator notices and our four-city updates before travelling.
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Last checked: September 24, 2026 19:12
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