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Mihara to Fukuyama Train Tickets & Timetable
The Mihara to Fukuyama train route features several classes of tickets, allowing travelers to choose between Ordinary and Green class seating. Regular services depart from Mihara Station with frequent stops, making it convenient for all passengers. To ensure you get the best prices, it is advisable to book tickets online in advance. The price range for a one-way ticket is around ¥1,520–2,000 (approximately $10–14 USD). For the latest timetable information, check ticket availability and detailed train times, including departures and prices, on our search page. Our online schedule will give you real-time updates on Mihara to Fukuyama train services.
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Mihara to Fukuyama Shinkansen Overview
The Shinkansen Mihara to Fukuyama route offers a direct connection between these two cities in Hiroshima Prefecture. Covering a distance of approximately 20 km (12 miles), the journey takes about 10 minutes on the Hikari or Nozomi bullet train, reaching speeds up to 300 km/h (186 mph). Trains frequently operate throughout the day, with departures roughly every 15-30 minutes. Ticket prices for this short journey start from around JPY 1,320 (USD 9). The Shinkansen makes a convenient stop at Fukuyama Station for travelers. Book your trip online with Rail Monsters.
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Mihara to Fukuyama Train Map
Plan your trip from Mihara to Fukuyama on the Sanyo Line. This route spans approximately 30 kilometers, connecting these two cities with various local attractions. Along the way, you can witness the serene beauty of the Seto Inland Sea and historic sites such as the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park. While traveling, you will encounter several smaller stations, showcasing Japan’s extensive transport system. Arrive in Fukuyama to explore its castle and gardens, enriching your travel experience across Japan.
Mihara to Fukuyama Train
On the Mihara to Fukuyama route, the primary service is provided by the Sanyo Line, operated by the JR West company. This service utilizes local trains that reach speeds of up to 120 km/h (75 mph), with travel times averaging approximately 30 minutes between the two cities. Trains typically depart frequently, making it easy to find a schedule that suits your needs. The journey features scenic views along the coastline and through rural landscapes, with stations servicing both cities conveniently situated. While there are no high-speed trains covering this specific route, the local trains are well equipped, offering comfortable seating and basic amenities for passengers.
Cities at Both Ends
Mihara, a charming city in Hiroshima Prefecture, is known for its stunning coastal views and rich history, including the Mihara Castle ruins. Departing from Mihara Station, you’ll soon arrive in Fukuyama, renowned for Fukuyama Castle and the beautiful Tomonoura district. This picturesque port area offers traditional streets and delicious seafood, making for a relaxing destination. Experience the unique blend of history and natural beauty in both cities.
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