Kyoto to Tokyo Shinkansen
La forma más rápida de viajar entre Kyoto y Tokyo. Reserve sus asientos hoy.
2h 15m Duration
476 km Distance
Every 15 mins Frequency
Resumen de la ruta
Starting from the Zen-like atmosphere of Kyoto's ancient temples, board the "bullet train," a symbol of Japan's precision and speed, and in just over two hours, you'll undergo a magnificent transformation from "classical Japan" to a "futuristic metropolis."
Through the train window, as Kyoto's autumn leaves or cherry blossoms fade into the distance, the majestic silhouette of Mount Fuji will bid you farewell, ultimately leading you into the ever-burning neon lights of Tokyo.
The Tokaido Shinkansen between Kyoto and Tokyo is Japan's busiest and most reliable railway line.
Efficient and Direct: The journey of 476 kilometers takes only about 2 hours and 15 minutes.
Frequent Service: Trains run every 15 minutes, eliminating long wait times and allowing for more flexible travel planning.
Ultimate Comfort: Enjoy ample legroom and exceptional punctuality, making it the best way to connect Japan's two major cities.
Trip Highlights
Temple to Neon
Clases de asientos
Ordinary Car | Standard Seat
$$Budget-conscious travelers
- Reserved and non-reserved seating
- Reclining seats
- Fold-out tables
- Overhead luggage racks
- Power outlets (window seats)
- 2+3 seating
First Class | Green Car
$$$comfort seekers and travelers
- Extra legroom
- Wider seats
- Reading lights
- Footrests
- Quieter environment
- Elevated seating for better views
- Extra space
- 2+2 seating
Gran Class
$$$$Business & comfort seekers
- Extra legroom
- Wider seats
- Reading lights
- Footrests
- Quieter environment
- 2+1 seating
Preguntas frecuentes de Kyoto a Tokyo
What is the difference between Gran Class and First Class?
Gran Class has more legroom and wider seats, while First Class has more reading lights and footrests.
Do I need to print my ticket??
No. We provide digital QR codes. You can scan them at the gate or exchange them at station machines..
Is luggage space included?
Yes, overhead racks are available. For luggage over 160cm, an 'oversized baggage seat' must be reserved.
How early does Japan's train ticket open for sale?
Most train tickets in Japan is available 1 month in advance.