Bus Terminal
Following local bus lines are all operated by Miyakou Bus Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of Miyagi Transportation (=Miyagi Kotsu) Co., Ltd. except for "Shibuya -> Shinjuku" in Tokyo.
- Bus Stop #1 bound for:
- Miyakou Bus Ishinomaki Depot (=Ishinomaki Eigyo-sho, in Japanese)
- Bus Stop #2 bound for:
- Shibuya -> Shinjuku
- Over-night Highway bus called "Hirose Liner". Co-operated by Miyagi Transportation (=Miyagi Kotsu) and Keio Dentetsu Bus Corporation, one of bus-sector subsidiaries of Keio Corporation. Seat reservation is required in advance.
- Watanoha
- Onagawa
- Sashigahama, Onagawa
- Ayukawa Seaport/ Ferry Terminal for Kinkasan
- with dropping to stop at San Juan Bautista theme park by some of the buses on Saturdays and Holidays only.
- Shibuya -> Shinjuku
- Bus Stop #3 bound for:
- Sendai, via AEON Ishinomaki Shopping Center (Mall)
- Inter-city Highway bus with stopping at bus stop #33 of the west exit side of Sendai Station. Seat Reservation is not required.
- Iinogawa or "Renaissance-kan", via Ishinomaki Senshu University
- Downtown Round Bus: Kadonowaki/Clockwise, Yamashita/Counter-clockwise
- Sendai, via AEON Ishinomaki Shopping Center (Mall)
- Bus Stop #4 bound for:
- Kanan Branch Office (of the Ishinomaki City Office) (=Kanan-shisho)
- AEON Ishinomaki Shopping Center (Mall)
- Some buses are opetated through the Ishinomaki Red Cross Hospital.
- Ishinomaki Red-Cross Hospital
- Iinogawa, via Ishinomaki Red Cross Hospital
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