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Hachinohe to Morioka Bullet Train Tickets & Timetable

The Hachinohe to Morioka Shinkansen offers various train ticket options and seating classes, including Ordinary, Green, and Gran Class. Departing from Hachinohe Station, the Hayabusa Shinkansen provides the fastest service to Morioka. It's recommended to book tickets online in advance to secure the best prices and preferred seating. The Shinkansen price range for a one-way ticket is approximately ¥3,850 – 4,500 (around $26–31 USD), with discounts available for children. For accurate timetable information, current ticket availability, and class fares, use the search page to find options and purchase tickets. Our online schedule provides real-time updates on Hachinohe to Morioka Shinkansen departures, train times, and prices.

20Apr

Seats

Hachinohe

Morioka

Each ticket has information about

Departure Time

Travel time

Arrival Time

Changes

Brand name / Train type

Ticket price

Morning trains

06:42

HachinoheStation

28m

07:10

MoriokaStation

Direct

Hayabusa 4

from

3566 USD

28m, Direct

06:42

HachinoheStation

07:10

MoriokaStation

from

3566 USD

Direct

Hayabusa 4

07:17

HachinoheStation

37m

07:54

MoriokaStation

Direct

Hayabusa 8

from

4083 USD

37m, Direct

07:17

HachinoheStation

07:54

MoriokaStation

from

4083 USD

Direct

Hayabusa 8

Day trains

12:16

HachinoheStation

29m

12:45

MoriokaStation

Direct

Hayabusa 18

from

3566 USD

29m, Direct

12:16

HachinoheStation

12:45

MoriokaStation

from

3566 USD

Direct

Hayabusa 18

13:07

HachinoheStation

37m

13:44

MoriokaStation

Direct

Hayabusa 20

from

3566 USD

37m, Direct

13:07

HachinoheStation

13:44

MoriokaStation

from

3566 USD

Direct

Hayabusa 20

Evening trains

18:12

HachinoheStation

33m

18:45

MoriokaStation

Direct

Hayabusa 38

from

3443 USD

33m, Direct

18:12

HachinoheStation

18:45

MoriokaStation

from

3443 USD

Direct

Hayabusa 38

19:08

HachinoheStation

36m

19:44

MoriokaStation

Direct

Hayabusa 42

from

3566 USD

36m, Direct

19:08

HachinoheStation

19:44

MoriokaStation

from

3566 USD

Direct

Hayabusa 42

First train

06:42

Last train

22:15

Travel duration

32m

Daily departures

Departure station

Hachinohe

Changes

direct

Arrival station

Morioka

Ticket price

$25

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Hachinohe to Morioka Shinkansen Overview

Traveling from Hachinohe to Morioka by Shinkansen is the primary method for moving between these major Aomori and Iwate hubs. The journey is short, taking about 30 minutes on Hayabusa or Yamabiko services. Ordinary, Green, and Gran Class cars are typically available. This route is part of the Tohoku Shinkansen line, serving students, regional travelers, and tourists moving south from the Hachinohe coastal region. Reservations are mandatory on Hayabusa trains, while Yamabiko trains may offer non-reserved seating.

Travel time

32m

Train type

Hayabusa

Hayate

Fastest trip

28m

Longest trip

38m

Hachinohe

Hachinohe - A coastal city in Aomori Prefecture known for its seafood markets and industrial port. Hachinohe Station is the regional gateway for those arriving from northern coastal areas.

Hachinohe

Station

32m

Morioka

Morioka - The capital of Iwate Prefecture, surrounded by mountains like Mount Iwate. It serves as a major railway junction where the Tohoku and Akita Shinkansen lines diverge.

Morioka

Station

Available Ticket Classes

On the Hachinohe to Morioka route, you can choose between Ordinary (standard), Green (superior), and Gran Class (premium) seating. Hayabusa services are fully reserved, meaning you must select a seat in advance. Yamabiko services offer a mix of reserved and non-reserved cars. Gran Class provides the highest level of service with wide reclining seats.

from

$3450

Ordinary Car

from

$4133

Green Car

from

$7223

Gran Class

from

$10341

Gran Class with Refreshments

Practical Information for Shinkansen Travelers

Luggage Guidelines on Tohoku Shinkansen Trains. Traveling between Hachinohe and Morioka involves standard rules for carry-on and oversized items. Below are key points for your journey:

Luggage Allowance

Passengers may bring up to two pieces of luggage, with each item not exceeding 250 cm in total dimensions and a weight limit of 30 kg per piece. These items must be stored in overhead racks or designated areas within the car.

Storage Facilities

Shinkansen cars are equipped with overhead storage for smaller bags and backpacks. For larger suitcases, there are designated luggage spaces at the ends of each car, though these may require prior reservation on certain services.

Special Items

Bicycles must be folded or disassembled and placed in a dedicated carry bag. Other sports equipment like skis or golf bags can be brought aboard but should be placed in areas that do not obstruct the aisles or other passengers.

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4.7

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4.7

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Hachinohe to Morioka Map

Plan your trip between Hachinohe and Morioka on the Tohoku Shinkansen line. This northern segment of the network connects Aomori and Iwate prefectures through a series of tunnels and elevated tracks. The transport system ensures a direct path between Hachinohe and Morioka, with the train often stopping only at Ninohe station depending on the service. Travel through Japan's northern landscapes by rail to reach your destination swiftly.

Rail vs Bus vs Plane

Train

Changes

Travel time

Price from

Departures

Rating

Train

Hayabusa

Changes

Direct

Travel time

32m

Price from

$25

Departures

504

Rating

Train

Hayate

Changes

Direct

Travel time

33m

Price from

$25

Departures

Rating

Rail travel on the Shinkansen is the most practical choice for this short distance, taking only 30 minutes. Buses take significantly longer due to local road conditions and multiple stops, though they offer lower prices. There are no direct commercial flights between Hachinohe and Morioka as the distance is too short for aviation to be viable. The train provides direct station-to-station transport without the need for long airport transfers.

Plus, it’s a greener choice, reducing your carbon footprint

Travel time

Price range

Travel time

Price range

Travel time

Price range

Winner

Train

Apprx.

32m

$25-$78

Bus

Apprx.

2h 15m

$18-$30

Flight

Apprx.

Hachinohe to Morioka Bullet Train

The Tohoku Shinkansen services on the Hachinohe to Morioka route primarily consist of Hayabusa and Yamabiko trains. The Hayabusa is the fastest service, reaching maximum operating speeds of 320 km/h (199 mph), which makes it one of the fastest trains in the world. It completes the hop between cities in just under 30 minutes. All Hayabusa trains require reserved seating. The Yamabiko service is slightly slower as it may stop at more stations, but it offers a similar level of on-board amenities, including power outlets in newer E5 series trains. For travelers seeking a high-end experience, the Gran Class cabin features plush seating and a dedicated host on certain long-distance runs, though the short duration of this specific segment makes Ordinary class perfectly functional.

Hayabusa

Hayabusa train speeds reach up to 320 km/h, connecting Tokyo and Aomori.

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Hayate

Travel at speeds up to 300 km/h on the Hayate Shinkansen!

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Cities at Both Ends

Hachinohe is a historic port city known for the Kabushima Shrine and its vibrant Sunday morning markets. From Hachinohe Station, the Shinkansen travels south to Morioka, the capital of Iwate Prefecture established around the ruins of Morioka Castle. Morioka is famous for its ironware (Nambu Tekki) and its unique noodle culture. The route connects the Pacific coast of Aomori with the inland mountain basins of Iwate.

Hachinohe

A city located in Aomori Prefecture known for its seafood and historical sites.

Morioka

Morioka is the capital city of Iwate Prefecture, known for its historical sites and natural scenery.

FAQ about the Hachinohe - Morioka Route

What is the difference between Hayabusa and Yamabiko trains?

The Hayabusa is the premier high-speed service on the Tohoku Shinkansen and is faster with fewer stops. It requires a reserved seat. The Yamabiko is a more regional service that may stop at every station between Hachinohe and Morioka and often includes non-reserved cars.

How much is the bullet train from Hachinohe to Morioka?

The bullet train ticket from Hachinohe to Morioka costs approximately 4,800 to 6,200 yen (33 USD - 43 USD) for a one-way trip depending on the service and seating class. You can buy tickets on the Rail Monsters website or mobile apps. Reserving in advance is recommended during holidays.

How fast is the train between Hachinohe and Morioka?

The Hayabusa Shinkansen on this route operates at speeds up to 320 km/h (199 mph). This high speed allows passengers to travel between the two cities in approximately 27 to 35 minutes.

How frequently do trains run from Hachinohe to Morioka?

Trains run frequently throughout the day, with departures approximately every 30 to 60 minutes. During peak hours, there are more frequent services to accommodate commuters and long-distance travelers heading toward Tokyo.

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