In some parallel world, young adult Shunpei need to catch up An to the airport, but their family's car break down on the road. When all hope seems lost, honking can be heard from behind. And there he is, Nori-san with his trusty bus. The announcer notified, "Next stop, Kansai International Airport."
From the driver seat, Nori-san nod at Shunpei.
I searched the raw, and our Nori-yan's name is written in katakana. The most famous Japanese with name Nori is Aoki Norichika. So, not Nori, Nori. However, the kanji of the name Nori (宣) has cool meanings. The standard meaning is "to say", "to announce". Pretty fitting for a bus driver. Who ironically doesn't have a mouth. The other meaning is "imperial order".
THE SHIP WILL BE BUS-ED, BY YOUR WILL NORI-YAN!!