Kyoto to Hamamatsu Trains
Kyoto to Hamamatsu Shinkansen Overview
The Shinkansen Kyoto to Hamamatsu route connects Kyoto and Hamamatsu with the efficient Hikari bullet train. This journey covers a distance of approximately 180 km (112 miles) and typically takes about 1 hour and 40 minutes. The train operates at speeds reaching 285 km/h (177 mph), making it a fast option for travelers. The first train departs from Kyoto Station at 6:26 AM, and the last train leaves at 9:27 PM, with multiple daily departures available. Ticket prices start at around JPY 8,000 (USD 56) for non-reserved seats. The Shinkansen also stops at Nagoya, which is en route. Book your trip online with Rail Monsters.
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Kyoto to Hamamatsu Train Map
Plan your trip from Kyoto to Hamamatsu via the Tokaido Shinkansen line. This route includes major stops such as Nagoya and Toyohashi. Travelers can enjoy picturesque views of rural Japan, with rice fields and mountains lining the way. As you approach Hamamatsu, look for the famous Hamamatsu Castle and the nearby Lake Hamana. The varied landscapes and cultural sites make this journey a fulfilling travel experience.
Kyoto to Hamamatsu Train
The Kyoto to Hamamatsu route is primarily serviced by the Shinkansen, specifically the Hikari and Kodama trains. The Hikari Shinkansen travels at speeds of up to 300 km/h (186 mph) and typically completes the journey in approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes, making limited stops, which include major stations such as Nagoya. Conversely, the Kodama Shinkansen makes more frequent stops, resulting in a travel time of about 2 hours and 30 minutes. Although it services smaller cities along the route, it may appeal to those wishing to explore these regions.
Both train services offer a range of seating options, from standard Ordinary class to the more spacious Green class (First class), providing comfort for all types of travelers. Onboard amenities include meal services and business-class facilities on the Green car. Hikari is the preferred choice for speed, while Kodama provides a more leisurely experience with access to additional stations.
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Cities at Both Ends of the Route
Kyoto, renowned for its classical Buddhist temples and stunning gardens, is a treasure trove of history and culture. Departing from Kyoto Station, you'll ride the train to Hamamatsu, known for its beautiful parks and the famous Hamamatsu Festival. Arriving at Hamamatsu Station, visitors can explore the city's rich musical heritage, including its ties to the production of world-class musical instruments.
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