1h 40m, Direct
06:20
HamamatsuHamamatsu Station
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First train
06:20
Last train
22:07
Travel duration
1h 33m
Daily departures
22
Departure station
Hamamatsu
Changes
direct
Arrival station
Tokyo
Ticket price
from $50
Fastest trip
1h 14m
Longest trip
2h 0m
Trains to Hamamatsu
Inbound trains reach Hamamatsu mainly at Hamamatsu Station. Tokaido Shinkansen Hikari services arrive from Tokyo in around 1h30m, while Kodama services from Tokyo usually take about 2h. Trains from Nagoya arrive in about 30m by Hikari or roughly 45m by Kodama. From Kyoto, Shinkansen services reach Hamamatsu in around 1h10m to 1h30m depending on the stopping pattern. Trains from Shin-Osaka usually arrive in about 1h30m to 2h. Regional and Shinkansen services from Shizuoka reach Hamamatsu in around 25m by Shinkansen, and trains from Toyohashi take about 12m by Shinkansen.
Visiting Hamamatsu
Hamamatsu sits on Japan's Tokaido rail corridor between Tokyo, Nagoya, Kyoto, and Osaka. The city has one main intercity train station, Hamamatsu Station, served by JR Central on the Tokaido Shinkansen and the Tokaido Main Line. This position makes Hamamatsu a regular stop for rail travel across western Shizuoka Prefecture.
Trains from Hamamatsu include Tokaido Shinkansen services for long-distance trips, JR Central local and rapid trains on the conventional Tokaido Main Line, and nearby Enshu Railway services from Shin-Hamamatsu for northern parts of the city. Hamamatsu Station is the main train station for high-speed rail, regional rail, and transfers between JR services.
Rail routes from Hamamatsu run east toward Shizuoka, Atami, Yokohama, and Tokyo, west toward Toyohashi, Nagoya, Kyoto, and Osaka, and north through Enshu Railway connections toward local stations in the Hamamatsu area. Book trains from and to Hamamatsu online at Rail Monsters.
Popular routes from Hamamatsu
From Hamamatsu Station, JR Central Tokaido Shinkansen services run east toward Shizuoka, Yokohama, and Tokyo, and west toward Toyohashi, Nagoya, Kyoto, and Osaka. Hikari and Kodama services provide the high-speed options that stop at Hamamatsu, while Nozomi services normally continue through without calling at the station.
Conventional JR Central trains on the Tokaido Main Line connect Hamamatsu with nearby cities across Shizuoka and Aichi prefectures. For local northbound travel within the Hamamatsu area, Enshu Railway services depart from Shin-Hamamatsu, a separate station close to the JR station.
Hamamatsu
Hamamatsu - A major industrial hub in Shizuoka Prefecture, famous for its musical instrument manufacturing and Lake Hamana. The station is a key stop on the Tokaido Shinkansen line.
Hamamatsu Station
Station
1h 33m
Tokyo
Tokyo - Japan's vast capital and central transport hub. Tokyo Station serves as the terminus for multiple high-speed lines and is located near the Imperial Palace and Ginza district.
Tokyo Station
StationTrain Operators Serving Hamamatsu
JR Central operates the main intercity services at Hamamatsu Station, including the Tokaido Shinkansen and the Tokaido Main Line. Enshu Railway operates local trains from Shin-Hamamatsu to stations in northern Hamamatsu. Tenryu Hamanako Railroad serves local routes in the northern part of the municipality. Rail Monsters books individual tickets for these operators and services with the 6 to 12 month advance booking window.
Destinations from Hamamatsu
Service types from Hamamatsu stations
High-speed services: JR Central Tokaido Shinkansen Hikari and Kodama trains from Hamamatsu Station toward Tokyo, Shin-Yokohama, Nagoya, Kyoto, and Shin-Osaka. Regional JR services: Tokaido Main Line trains from Hamamatsu Station toward Shizuoka, Kakegawa, Toyohashi, and other stations on the east-west corridor. Local private railway services: Enshu Railway trains from Shin-Hamamatsu toward northern Hamamatsu communities. Local rural services: Tenryu Hamanako Railroad serves northern parts of Hamamatsu and connects local stations away from the Shinkansen route.
Travel from Hamamatsu to Tokyo by Shinkansen and visit the Tokyo Skytree or explore the historic Asakusa district and Senso-ji Temple.
Hamamatsu
Japan
1h 33m
Tokyo
Japan
Travel from Hamamatsu to Osaka by Shinkansen to explore the historic Osaka Castle or enjoy the local food scene in the Dotonbori district.
Hamamatsu
Japan
1h 37m
Osaka
Japan
Travel from Hamamatsu to Kyoto by Shinkansen to explore the Fushimi Inari Shrine or the historic Gion district and its traditional wooden machiya.
Hamamatsu
Japan
1h 21m
Kyoto
Japan
Travel from Hamamatsu to Nagoya by Shinkansen and visit the historic Nagoya Castle or the modern SC Maglev and Railway Park in the port district.
Hamamatsu
Japan
33m
Nagoya
Japan
Travel from Hamamatsu to Shinagawa by Shinkansen to reach Tokyo's major business district or connect easily to Haneda Airport via the Keikyu Line.
Hamamatsu
Japan
1h 25m
Shinagawa
Japan
Travel from Hamamatsu to Yokohama by Shinkansen and visit the Sankeien Garden or explore the Minato Mirai 21 seaside urban area.
Hamamatsu
Japan
1h 14m
Yokohama
Japan
Travel from Hamamatsu to Fuji by train and visit the iconic Mt. Fuji or explore the scenic Fuji Five Lakes region.
Frequency
13 times per day
Popular Trains
Hamamatsu
Japan
40m
Fuji
Japan
Travel from Hamamatsu to Okayama by Shinkansen and visit the historic Okayama Castle or stroll through Korakuen Garden.
Frequency
11 times per day
Popular Trains
Hamamatsu
Japan
2h 31m
Okayama
Japan
Travel from Hamamatsu to Odawara by Shinkansen and visit the iconic Odawara Castle or enjoy the hot springs at Hakone.
Hamamatsu
Japan
1h 6m
Odawara
Japan
Travel from Hamamatsu to Shizuoka by train and visit the scenic spots of Nihon Daira or the historic Kunozan Toshogu Shrine.
Hamamatsu
Japan
22m
Shizuoka
Japan
Travel from Hamamatsu to Mishima by train and visit the iconic Mishima Skywalk or enjoy the natural beauty of Lake Mishima.
Hamamatsu
Japan
49m
Mishima
Japan
Travel from Hamamatsu to Toyohashi by train and visit the Toyohashi Zoo and Botanical Park or see the historic Yoshida Castle.
Hamamatsu
Japan
11m
Toyohashi
Japan
Travel from Hamamatsu to Atami by train and experience the hot springs at Atami Onsen or visit the Atami Castle overlooking the ocean.
Hamamatsu
Japan
1h 2m
Atami
Japan
Travel from Hamamatsu to Kobe by Shinkansen and visit the iconic Kobe Harborland or the historic Kitano-cho district.
Frequency
11 times per day
Popular Trains
Hamamatsu
Japan
1h 40m
Kobe
Japan
Travel from Hamamatsu to Kakegawa by train and discover the Kakegawa Castle or enjoy the scenic views at Hamamatsu Flower Park.
Frequency
13 times per day
Popular Trains
Hamamatsu
Japan
10m
Kakegawa
Japan
Hamamatsu Major Train Stations
Hamamatsu has one main intercity rail hub and nearby local railway access. Hamamatsu Station is the principal JR Central station, serving Tokaido Shinkansen trains, Tokaido Main Line regional services, and east-west rail travel across Shizuoka and Aichi prefectures. Shin-Hamamatsu Station, operated by Enshu Railway, sits close to Hamamatsu Station and handles local services north through the Enshu Railway Line. Travelers transferring between JR Central and Enshu Railway use the short station-to-station connection in central Hamamatsu. Tenryu-Futamata Station, in the northern part of the municipality, serves the Tenryu Hamanako Railroad for local trips away from the Tokaido corridor. Use the station cards below to view individual station details.
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