Japan Airlines reveals new Gundam themed restaurant bus

WILLER Group and Japan Airlines (JAL) will be operating a specialized “JAL x Gundam Restaurant Bus” in conjunction with the 2025 Osaka-Kansai Expo.
The “Restaurant Bus” is a modified double-decker bus equipped with a fully functional kitchen developed by the WILLER Group.

The first “Restaurant Bus” was introduced in Niigata City in 2016 and more have since entered service in Tokyo and other regions in Japan, spanning from Hokkaido to Okinawa.
The “Restaurant Bus” concept offers a unique dining experience, with diners sitting approximately three meters above ground level.
The food served typically involves curated courses that highlight the unique food, scenery, and culture of the region it is operating in.
Each bus features a kitchen on the lower floor where chefs prepare each dish.

Up to 25 passengers can then enjoy these freshly prepared meals at face-to-face tables equipped with custom glass holders on the bus’s second level.

A retractable roof allows passengers to enjoy open-air dining on clear days and comfortable, climate-controlled dining during inclement weather.
The collaboration between WILLER ACROSS and JAL aims to capitalize on the popularity of the previously announced “JAL Gundam JET” aircraft.

The “JAL x Gundam Restaurant Bus” will begin operating in areas serviced by the Gundam-themed aircraft between March and October 2025.
The “JAL x Gundam Restaurant Bus” will be wrapped in a custom design featuring imagery from the “GUNDAM NEXT FUTURE PAVILION,” a private pavilion operated by Bandai Namco Holdings Inc. at the Osaka-Kansai Expo.

The bus will feature images of the “RX-78F00/E Gundam (EX-001 Glass Feather Equipped)” that appears in the pavilion’s video presentation, as well as “Myakumyaku”, the Osaka-Kansai Expo’s official character.
Detailed information regarding the operating schedule and routes of the “JAL x Gundam Restaurant Bus” will be released periodically on the JAL x GUNDAM FLY TO THE FUTURE PROJECT website.
Source: Official Website