Two Kyoto Buses at the Same Stop Have the Same Number. One of Them Is Going the Long Way Round.
To say Does this bus go to Kinkaku-ji? in Japanese, say このバスは金閣寺に行きますか？ (kono basu wa Kinkaku-ji ni ikimasu ka?).
Two Kyoto buses pull into the same stop with the same number on the front. One of them is going the opposite way round the loop.
このバスは金閣寺に行きますか？
kono basu wa Kinkaku-ji ni ikimasu ka?
Does this bus go to Kinkaku-ji?
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- このバスは金閣寺に行きますか？ Kono basu wa Kinkaku-ji ni ikimasu ka? Does this bus go to Kinkaku-ji?
- このバスは金閣寺に行きますか？ Kono basu wa Kinkaku-ji ni ikimasu ka? Does this bus go to Kinkaku-ji?
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