─ Greyhound that ran all over the country Commercialization of the nostalgic Teisan sightseeing bus
- The Mitsubishi Fuso Aero Bus (MS725 series), released in 1982, boasts a number of new mechanisms such as a rivetless aero form boasting aerodynamic performance with a CD value of 0.592, and Japan's first independent front suspension for large buses. It became a huge hit and changed the image of tourist buses that existed up until then.
- In 1988, it became a later model with major minor changes such as changing the front bumper and expanding trunk capacity, and was produced for a long time until 1992.
- Even now, 40 years after its first appearance, it remains a famous sightseeing bus with many fans.
- This time, the Teisan sightseeing bus version is now available on the popular Aerobus.
- Teisan Kanko Bus is a major charter bus operator headquartered in Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo, and is well-known for its warm patterned colors and greyhound logo.
- Many of the company's aero buses are equipped with VTR TVs and karaoke equipment.
- They were placed at sales offices in Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka, and traveled all over the country with the bus tour boom.
- Don't miss the unique Teisan Kanko details such as the door with guide window, blue glass, and plated steel wheels.
- Enjoy the highway scenes of yesteryear alongside various TLVs.
*Side mirrors are user-installed parts.
*The photo is a prototype. Actual product may differ.
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )