How do you say "stopping at the next stop" in Japanese?

Name: There Is No Cord to Pull. Your Stop Just Left Without You.
Uploaded: 2026-10-26T09:59:44Z
Duration: 21 s
Description: Learn to say 次止まります (tsugi tomarimasu) — stopping at the next stop. A 30-second Japanese lesson for travelers from Kōfuku.

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There Is No Cord to Pull. Your Stop Just Left Without You.

To say stopping at the next stop in Japanese, say 次止まります (tsugi tomarimasu).

You waited for the bell-cord from home. Japanese buses retired that. The red button over your head was the whole plan.

次止まります tsugi tomarimasu stopping at the next stop

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次止まります。 tsugi tomarimasu Stopping at the next stop.
次、止まります。 tsugi, tomarimasu Next stop, we're stopping.

Why this phrase

Japan, Decoded. Getting off a Japanese city bus: there is no pull-cord. You press 降車ボタン, a ping, then the machine says 次止まります. Miss the button and the driver will not magically halt. Distinct from 整理券 (boarding and fare). Reveal the system, then the phrase you hear.