Busta Shinjuku — Local services in Tokyo

"Welcome to Japan."

The many buses are coming and going from faraway city in Japan from this bus terminal. When you use a long distance bus from here. Let's go to the fourth floor! 【4F】

"The Japanese cannot speak English language." Please don't be angry.

"By conversation by writing with your smartphone, let's communicate by writing."

( A large number of Japanese peoples can do the English language reading and writing. )

"كتابة على الهاتف الذكي الخاص بك، وتتفاعل معها. " اليابانية لا يتكلمون الإنكليزية.

"Lo escribes a tu smartphone y por favor comunicas. " El japonés no puede hablar inglés.

"Du schreibst es an deinen smartphone und kommunizierst bitte. " Der Japaner kann Englisch nicht sprechen.

"Tu l'écris à ton smartphone et s'il vous plaît communiques. " Le japonais ne peut pas parler anglais.

"Schrijven op uw smart phone en communiceren met. " De Japanners spreken niet Engels.

"Tu lo scrivi al tuo smartphone, e per favore comunichi. " I giapponesi non possono parlare inglese.

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Located conveniently on Level 4 above the JR station, accessing the bus terminal is straightforward. Simply locate the lift next to the Eggslut café, and you see a lift in front of it, which takes you directly to the terminal.

The interchange serves as a hub for buses to major cities, airports, and sightseeing destinations. Ticketing is hassle-free, with both staffed counters and self-service machines available. These machines support multiple languages, accept major credit cards, and follow the high Japanese standards of clarity and efficiency. Tickets can be purchased days in advance or on the day of travel, depending on seat availability.

Operations are smooth and well-organized, from ticketing to boarding. Luggage handling is equally efficient, adding to the seamless experience.

One drawback, however, is the consistently long queues for the restroom whenever I visit.

Overall, it’s a well-designed, user-friendly terminal that lives up to Japan’s reputation...

I visited the store on May 5, Monday, around 5:30 PM. I asked to change my destination, and the staff started shouting at me. I inquired about the bus times to Nagoya because one option was underlined in green and another in red, I did not know if which do I choose from so I asked using google translate. The staff member (a man ) continued to shout at me, I gave a time that I want but he only reply NO! and then another staff member (a quite large man) was talking to him, Eventually, he approached me and kicked me out, insisting that I go to the ticketing machine.

While I was calling my friend to confirm the change in the schedule, the staff member was very disrespectful, acting as if he couldn’t wait.

Please train your staff better or hire better employees. This isn’t about a language barrier; they were simply rude and disrespectful. I never got to change my ticket. This is in SHINJUKU a tourist attraction so get staff who...