Hashima Train Tickets

Inbound trains to Hashima arrive mainly at Gifu-Hashima Station on the JR Central Tokaido Shinkansen. Trains from Nagoya arrive in around 10 minutes, while services from Maibara also reach Gifu-Hashima in around 10 minutes. Shinkansen services from Kyoto arrive in about 35 to 45 minutes, and trains from Shin-Osaka usually take about 55 to 65 minutes depending on the stopping pattern. From Tokyo, Gifu-Hashima is reached in around 2h to 2h20m by Shinkansen, often using Kodama or a transfer from a faster service. Local Meitetsu trains from Kasamatsu arrive at Shin-Hashima in around 20 minutes.

Hashima is a compact rail point in southern Gifu Prefecture, located on the Tokaido Shinkansen between Nagoya and Maibara. The city has two closely linked passenger stations: Gifu-Hashima for JR Central Shinkansen services and Shin-Hashima for Meitetsu local trains. This makes Hashima a useful stop for passengers heading between the Tokaido high-speed corridor and local rail points in western Gifu. Rail services from Hashima include JR Central Shinkansen trains at Gifu-Hashima Station and Meitetsu trains from Shin-Hashima Station on the Hashima Line. The Shinkansen station handles reserved and non-reserved long-distance train tickets, while Meitetsu provides local access toward Kasamatsu and the wider Nagoya-area private railway network. Trains from Hashima run east toward Nagoya, Tokyo, and Yokohama, west toward Kyoto, Shin-Osaka, and Maibara, and locally toward Kasamatsu for onward Meitetsu connections. Travelers using trains to Hashima usually arrive at Gifu-Hashima Station and transfer on foot to Shin-Hashima when continuing by Meitetsu. Book trains from and to Hashima online at Rail Monsters.