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Navigate Japan's world-class rail network, from bullet trains to local buses.
Japan's high-speed rail connects major cities at speeds up to 320 km/h.
| Route | Duration | Price (Reserved) | Train |
|---|---|---|---|
TokyoOsaka | 2h30m | ¥13,870~ | Nozomi |
TokyoKyoto | 2h15m | ¥13,320~ | Nozomi |
TokyoHiroshima | 4h | ¥18,380~ | Nozomi |
TokyoSendai | 1h30m | ¥11,210~ | Hayabusa |
TokyoNagoya | 1h40m | ¥10,560~ | Nozomi |
TokyoKanazawa | 2h30m | ¥14,180~ | Kagayaki |
TokyoHakodate | 4h | ¥22,690~ | Hayabusa |
OsakaHiroshima | 1h20m | ¥10,010~ | Sakura |
Unlimited travel on JR trains including most Shinkansen — the best value for visitors.
All JR lines nationwide (excl. Nozomi/Mizuho)
All JR lines nationwide (excl. Nozomi/Mizuho)
All JR lines nationwide (excl. Nozomi/Mizuho)
All JR Hokkaido lines
JR East Tohoku area including Shinkansen
Kansai area: Osaka, Kyoto, Nara, Kobe
All JR Kyushu lines including Shinkansen
Buy a Suica/Pasmo IC card at any station — works on all trains, buses, and convenience stores.
Reserve Shinkansen seats during peak seasons (Golden Week, Obon, New Year) at least 1 month ahead.
Google Maps works perfectly in Japan for train navigation — just set language to English.
Last trains run around midnight. Check the final departure time to avoid being stranded.
Airport limousine buses are often cheaper and more comfortable than trains for hotel-to-airport transfers.