Jun 05 ( travelgeek) - Today, we are moving on "Hakatagou", which is nicknamed as "King of Night Bus", from Fukuoka to Tokyo for 15 hours. Just relax and enjoy the night bus ride.
Private Cabin on Japan's 15-Hour Night Bus | Fukuoka - Tokyo
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