| The "Hakata" or the color white design buses used on the Tokyo "Hakata" service, but after 2003, the used the same "Hakata" design, on all their overnight routes. |
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| Nishitetsu operates the "Hakata" service between Tokyo Shinjuku and Fukuoka, the longest overnight service in Japan, taking about 14 hours. |
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| This is the Nagoya "Zondag" service. |
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| The Takamatsu "Sanuki Express Fukuoka" service was started from July 2007. This route is operated by its subsidiary, the *Nishitetsu Highway Bus. Note: Nishitetsu Highway Bus was established by Nishi Nippon Railroad in July 2000. |
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| Their company slogan in English is displayed on the side of the bus. |
| The "Moon Light" design was commonly used on their coaches for most overnight operations, but after 2003, the used the same "Hakata" design, on many their routes. |
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| This is the Osaka and Kyoto "Moon Light" service. And this route has been operating since 1983 and is a model of Japanese overnight buses today. |