Station () via Tomoda for Akigawa Station via Sugasebashi () From Mitake Station for Mitake tozan railway Takimoto station () From Oku-Tama Station for Kamihinata () and Seitōbashi () via Kawai Station for Higashi-Nippara () and Nippara-Shōnyūdō () for Lake Okutama (), Tozura (), Kamosawa-Nishi () and Taba () for Minetani () via Lake Okutama for Kosuge () via Lake Okutama for Kosugenoyu Hot spring() From Akigawa Station for Sugao High School From Musashi-Itsukaichi Station for Matsuo () and Tsurutsuru-Onsen () via Sajigami () for Akikawa-keikoku Seotonoyu (), Hossawa Fall Ent.(), Kazuma (), Kami-Yōsawa (), Koiwa () and Fujikura () via Jūrigi () for Tomin no mori () Community Bus routes in Hachioji City in Akiruno City in Hamura City in Hinode Town - defunct on Jun. 9, 2008. Buses Nishi Tokyo Bus owns the buses below: Hino Motors Blue Ribbon II non-step Rainbow RJ middle-size bus Rainbow HR / Rainbow II middle-size non-step bus S'elega for expressway bus routes Isuzu Erga non-step Erga Mio non-step BXD50 bonnet bus - It was operated as "Yūyake-Koyake-go" till May, 2007. Mitsubishi Fuso Aero Queen for expressway bus routes Nissan Diesel JP, a middle-size bus with long body. UA non-step RA non-step and one-step with FLENDS system (low emission technology) See also List of bus operating companies in Japan (east) Keio Corporation Keio Dentetsu Bus References External links Nishi Tokyo Bus official site Bus-Navi.com (for schedule information) Bus companies of Japan Transport companies based in Tokyo Transport companies established in 1963 Keio Corporation Western Tokyo Japanese companies established in 1963