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Trains from Fuji

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Fuji
Tokyo

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Morning trains

06:35
FujiShin-Fuji(Shizuoka) Station
1h 1m
07:36
TokyoTokyo Station
Direct
Kodama 804
from
65 USD
1
1h 1m, Direct
06:35
FujiShin-Fuji(Shizuoka) Station
07:36
TokyoTokyo Station
from
65 USD
1
Direct
High-speed
06:56
FujiShin-Fuji(Shizuoka) Station
1h 4m
08:00
TokyoTokyo Station
Direct
Kodama 808
from
65 USD
1
1h 4m, Direct
06:56
FujiShin-Fuji(Shizuoka) Station
08:00
TokyoTokyo Station
from
65 USD
1
Direct
High-speed

Day trains

12:13
FujiShin-Fuji(Shizuoka) Station
1h 5m
13:18
TokyoTokyo Station
Direct
Kodama 714
from
65 USD
1
1h 5m, Direct
12:13
FujiShin-Fuji(Shizuoka) Station
13:18
TokyoTokyo Station
from
65 USD
1
Direct
High-speed
12:41
FujiShin-Fuji(Shizuoka) Station
1h 7m
13:48
TokyoTokyo Station
Direct
Kodama 716
from
65 USD
1
1h 7m, Direct
12:41
FujiShin-Fuji(Shizuoka) Station
13:48
TokyoTokyo Station
from
65 USD
1
Direct
High-speed

Evening trains

18:13
FujiShin-Fuji(Shizuoka) Station
1h 5m
19:18
TokyoTokyo Station
Direct
Kodama 738
from
65 USD
1
1h 5m, Direct
18:13
FujiShin-Fuji(Shizuoka) Station
19:18
TokyoTokyo Station
from
65 USD
1
Direct
High-speed
18:41
FujiShin-Fuji(Shizuoka) Station
1h 7m
19:48
TokyoTokyo Station
Direct
Kodama 740
from
65 USD
1
1h 7m, Direct
18:41
FujiShin-Fuji(Shizuoka) Station
19:48
TokyoTokyo Station
from
65 USD
1
Direct
High-speed
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First train

06:35
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Last train

22:21
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Travel duration

1h 5m
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Daily departures

11
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Departure station

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Arrival station

Tokyo
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Ticket price

from $32
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Fastest trip

1h 1m
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Longest trip

1h 8m

Trains to Fuji

Inbound trains reach Fuji through Shin-Fuji Station on the Tokaido Shinkansen and Fuji Station on JR Central conventional lines. Kodama services from Tokyo arrive at Shin-Fuji in around 1h10m, while trains from Nagoya reach Shin-Fuji in roughly 1h35m. Shinkansen passengers from Kyoto arrive in about 2h20m with suitable services or transfers, and Shin-Osaka services reach the area in around 2h35m. Regional trains from Shizuoka arrive at Fuji Station in around 35m, and services from Mishima take about 20m. From the north, Minobu Line limited express services from Kofu arrive at Fuji Station in roughly 2h20m.

Visiting Fuji

Fuji is a regional rail hub in eastern Shizuoka Prefecture, positioned on the Tokaido corridor between Tokyo, Shizuoka, Nagoya, and Osaka. The city has two main passenger stations for intercity travel: Shin-Fuji Station on the Tokaido Shinkansen and Fuji Station on conventional JR Central lines. Shin-Fuji is one of the few Shinkansen stations in Japan not directly connected to a conventional JR station by rail, so travelers should check which Fuji train station their ticket uses. JR Central operates the main trains from Fuji. Kodama Shinkansen services call at Shin-Fuji for high-speed travel on the Tokaido Shinkansen, while Fuji Station handles Tokaido Main Line regional trains and the Minobu Line north through inland Shizuoka and Yamanashi Prefecture. Inter-station transfer between Shin-Fuji and Fuji Station is by local bus, taxi, or road transfer rather than a direct rail link. Rail routes from Fuji run east toward Mishima, Atami, Yokohama, and Tokyo, west toward Shizuoka, Hamamatsu, Nagoya, and Osaka, and north toward Fujinomiya, Minobu, and Kofu on the Minobu Line. Book trains from and to Fuji online at Rail Monsters.

Popular routes from Fuji

From Shin-Fuji Station, JR Central Kodama trains run east and west on the Tokaido Shinkansen. Eastbound services connect Fuji with Mishima, Atami, Shin-Yokohama, and Tokyo, while westbound services link the city with Shizuoka, Hamamatsu, Nagoya, Kyoto, and the Osaka area through the main Tokaido corridor. From Fuji Station, JR Central Tokaido Main Line trains serve regional travel across Shizuoka Prefecture and neighboring rail hubs. The Minobu Line runs north from Fuji toward Fujinomiya, Minobu, and Kofu, giving the city a secondary inland rail axis in addition to the coastal Tokaido route.

Fuji

Fuji - A city at the base of Mount Fuji with access to Fujinomiya and Gotemba areas. Key local points include Fujisan Sengen Shrine and gateway stations for scenic views.

Shin-Fuji(Shizuoka) Station

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Tokyo

Tokyo - Japan's capital and major rail hub with multiple central stations including Tokyo, Shinjuku, and Ueno. Notable sites include the Imperial Palace, Ginza, and diverse cultural districts.

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Booking Fuji Train Tickets Online - Options, Tips, and Reservations

Buying Train Tickets Online
Buy train tickets online for Fuji with Rail Monsters by selecting departure dates, choosing JR Central Kodama Shinkansen, Tokaido Main Line, or Minobu Line services, and completing an online reservation. Book your tickets for Fuji train stations including Shin-Fuji and Fuji Station, depending on whether your trip uses high-speed or regional rail.
Tips for Online Reservations
Online reservation services through Rail Monsters accept Fuji train bookings 6 to 12 months ahead of travel, useful for Golden Week, Obon, New Year, and cherry blossom dates. Train prices vary by service type, and ticket counters remain available at major JR Central stations such as Shin-Fuji and Fuji Station. With the Rail Monsters iOS and Android apps, you can book and manage train tickets on mobile.
Types of Train Tickets Available
Fuji services include regular tickets for JR Central regional trains, reserved and non-reserved seats on Kodama Shinkansen services, and limited express tickets where applicable on the Minobu Line. Cheap tickets and discount tickets may appear for advance travel to and from Tokyo, Shizuoka, Nagoya, Osaka, Fujinomiya, Minobu, and Kofu.

Fuji Train Travel FAQ and Tips

What is the main train route from Fuji?

The main long-distance route from Fuji is the JR Central Kodama service from Shin-Fuji Station to Tokyo, taking around 1h10m on the Tokaido Shinkansen. Kodama is the stopping Shinkansen service on this corridor and provides reserved and non-reserved seating. Travelers using central Fuji may need to transfer between Fuji Station and Shin-Fuji Station by road before boarding the Shinkansen.

What are the main train connections to and from Fuji?

Fuji connects with Tokyo in around 1h10m by Kodama Shinkansen from Shin-Fuji, Nagoya in around 1h35m, Kyoto in about 2h20m, and Shin-Osaka in around 2h35m with Shinkansen transfers when required. Regional JR Central trains link Fuji with Shizuoka in around 35m and Mishima in about 20m. Minobu Line services connect Fuji with Fujinomiya in around 20m and Kofu in roughly 2h20m by limited express.

What are the main train stations in Fuji?

Fuji has two main stations for most rail passengers. Shin-Fuji Station serves the Tokaido Shinkansen and is used for high-speed travel on the JR Central network. Fuji Station serves the Tokaido Main Line and is the southern terminus of the Minobu Line. Yoshiwara Station is another Tokaido Main Line stop in Fuji and connects with the local Gakunan Railway.

Should I reserve seats on trains from Fuji?

Kodama Shinkansen trains from Shin-Fuji offer both reserved and non-reserved seating, and reserved seats are useful on weekends and national holiday periods. Tokaido Main Line local and rapid trains from Fuji Station generally use open seating. Limited express services on the Minobu Line, where used, require the correct limited express ticket in addition to the base fare.

Do high-speed trains serve Fuji?

Yes. Shin-Fuji Station is served by JR Central Kodama trains on the Tokaido Shinkansen. Nozomi and Hikari services normally pass through without stopping, so Fuji high-speed bookings usually use Kodama. Conventional JR Central trains also serve Fuji Station on the Tokaido Main Line, and Minobu Line trains link Fuji with northern Shizuoka and Yamanashi Prefecture.

How do I buy train tickets to and from Fuji?

Book train tickets to and from Fuji on Rail Monsters by entering Shin-Fuji or Fuji Station, selecting your travel date, and choosing a JR Central service. Rail Monsters accepts bookings 6 to 12 months ahead of travel for Fuji services, which helps during Golden Week, Obon, and New Year. Confirmation is sent by email with the ticket details needed for your trip.

Can I buy Fuji train tickets at the last minute?

Last-minute tickets for Tokaido Main Line regional trains from Fuji Station are usually available on the day of travel. Kodama Shinkansen reserved seats from Shin-Fuji can become limited during Golden Week, Obon, New Year, and cherry blossom travel dates. Rail Monsters accepts Fuji train bookings 6 to 12 months ahead of travel, so early booking is useful for holiday and weekend departures.

Is there an airport rail connection from Fuji?

Fuji does not have a dedicated airport rail link. For domestic flights, travelers often connect by rail toward Shizuoka Station and then use onward local transport to Mt. Fuji Shizuoka Airport. For international flights, rail travel usually runs east on the JR Central network toward the Tokyo area, where passengers transfer to airport rail services for Haneda Airport or Narita Airport.
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