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Morioka to Tokyo Bullet Train Tickets & Timetable

The Morioka to Tokyo Shinkansen offers various train ticket options and seating classes, including Ordinary, Green, and Gran Class. Departing from Morioka Station, the Hayabusa and Yamabiko services make key stops at stations such as Sendai and Omiya. 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 ¥14,740-15,600 (around $98-105 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 Morioka to Tokyo Shinkansen departures, train times, and prices.

16Apr

Seats

Morioka

Tokyo

Each ticket has information about

Departure Time

Travel time

Arrival Time

Changes

Brand name / Train type

Ticket price

Morning trains

06:10

MoriokaStation

2h 46m

08:56

TokyoTokyo Station

Direct

Hayabusa 102

from

15630 USD

2h 46m, Direct

06:10

MoriokaStation

08:56

TokyoTokyo Station

from

15630 USD

Direct

Hayabusa 102

07:11

MoriokaStation

2h 12m

09:23

TokyoTokyo Station

Direct

Hayabusa 4

from

13652 USD

2h 12m, Direct

07:11

MoriokaStation

09:23

TokyoTokyo Station

from

13652 USD

Direct

Hayabusa 4

Day trains

12:08

MoriokaStation

3h 16m

15:24

TokyoTokyo Station

Direct

Yamabiko 56

from

12869 USD

3h 16m, Direct

12:08

MoriokaStation

15:24

TokyoTokyo Station

from

12869 USD

Direct

Yamabiko 56

12:50

MoriokaStation

2h 14m

15:04

TokyoTokyo Station

Direct

Komachi 18

from

15630 USD

2h 14m, Direct

12:50

MoriokaStation

15:04

TokyoTokyo Station

from

15630 USD

Direct

Komachi 18

Evening trains

18:16

MoriokaStation

2h 16m

20:32

TokyoTokyo Station

Direct

Hayabusa 36

from

13182 USD

2h 16m, Direct

18:16

MoriokaStation

20:32

TokyoTokyo Station

from

13182 USD

Direct

Hayabusa 36

18:50

MoriokaStation

2h 14m

21:04

TokyoTokyo Station

Direct

Komachi 38

from

13182 USD

2h 14m, Direct

18:50

MoriokaStation

21:04

TokyoTokyo Station

from

13182 USD

Direct

Komachi 38

First train

06:10

Last train

20:50

Travel duration

2h 24m

Daily departures

Departure station

Morioka

Changes

direct

Arrival station

Tokyo

Ticket price

$89

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Morioka to Tokyo Shinkansen Overview

The journey from Morioka to Tokyo via the Tohoku Shinkansen is the primary link between the Iwate Prefecture and the Kanto region. The fastest Hayabusa trains complete the distance in roughly 2 hours and 10 minutes. The line runs through the scenic landscape of northern Honshu, passing through the Sendai plains. Travelers can choose between reserved and non-reserved seating depending on the specific train service. All trains feature modern amenities suitable for business and leisure travel.

Travel time

2h 24m

Train type

Hayabusa

Komachi

Yamabiko

Fastest trip

2h 9m

Longest trip

3h 40m

Morioka

Morioka - The capital of Iwate Prefecture, known for its locally famous noodle dishes and proximity to Mt. Iwate. It serves as a major railway junction for the Tohoku and Akita Shinkansen lines.

Morioka

Station

2h 24m

Tokyo

Tokyo - Japan's vast capital city and primary international gateway. Tokyo Station is the central hub for all Shinkansen lines, located near the Imperial Palace and the Ginza district.

Tokyo Station

Station

Available Ticket Classes

On the Morioka to Tokyo route, services like the Hayabusa and Yamabiko offer Ordinary (standard), Green (first-class), and Gran Class (premium) seating. Gran Class provides a dedicated attendant and high-end amenities. All Hayabusa seats require a reservation, while Yamabiko trains may offer non-reserved sections.

from

$12712

Ordinary Car

from

$17044

Green Car

from

$19846

Gran Class

from

$23734

Gran Class with Refreshments

from

$12418

Non-reserved

Practical Information for Shinkansen Travelers

Luggage Guidelines on Tohoku Shinkansen Trains. Traveling between Morioka and Tokyo includes specific rules for storage. Below are key points to know when bringing luggage aboard:

Luggage Allowance

Passengers may bring two pieces of luggage, with each item not exceeding 250 cm in total dimensions. Large suitcases exceeding 160 cm total dimensions generally require a seat reservation with an oversized luggage area on most high-speed lines.

Storage Facilities

Shinkansen cars feature overhead racks for smaller bags and dedicated spaces at the ends of carriages for larger items. Hayabusa and Yamabiko trains provide stable storage throughout the high-speed journey.

Special Items

Bicycles must be disassembled or folded and placed in a bike bag. Sports equipment and musical instruments are permitted if they fit within the size guidelines and do not block aisles or exits.

Average rating & reviews

4.7

Among mobile stores and search platforms

4.7

Among mobile stores and search platforms

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Local Guide

Wonderful trip from Tokyo to Kyoto. Excellent service.

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Very kind and helpful staff

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Morioka to Tokyo Map

Plan your trip between Morioka and Tokyo on the Tohoku Shinkansen line. The route passes through major stations including Sendai, Fukushima, Koriyama, Omiya, and Ueno. The track crosses the mountainous regions of Iwate and Fukushima before entering the Kanto Plain. This transport artery is essential for travel in northern Japan and provides a direct link to the national rail network centered in Tokyo.

Rail vs Bus vs Plane

Train

Changes

Travel time

Price from

Departures

Rating

Train

Hayabusa

Changes

Direct

Travel time

2h 20m

Price from

$94

Departures

655

Rating

Train

Komachi

Changes

Direct

Travel time

2h 14m

Price from

$94

Departures

431

Rating

Train

Yamabiko

Changes

Direct

Travel time

3h 17m

Price from

$89

Departures

167

Rating

Rail travel on the Tohoku Shinkansen provides a direct city-center connection, arriving at Tokyo Station which avoids the long transfers required by regional airports. While highway buses offer a lower-priced alternative, they typically take over 7 hours. The Shinkansen offers significantly more departures per day than other modes, making it the most time-efficient choice for travel between Morioka and Tokyo.

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.

2h 24m

$89-$174

Bus

Apprx.

7h 30m

$35-$75

Flight

Apprx.

1h 10m

$85-$190

Morioka to Tokyo Bullet Train

The Tohoku Shinkansen operates the fastest trains in Japan on this route. The Hayabusa service reaches speeds of up to 320 km/h (200 mph), making it the quickest link from Morioka to Tokyo in approximately 2 hours and 10 minutes. The Yamabiko service is slightly slower as it serves more regional stations along the way. Both train types feature Ordinary and Green Car classes, while the Hayabusa specifically offers the ultra-premium Gran Class experience. For those traveling from Morioka, the Hayabusa is the preferred option for speed, while the Yamabiko offers more flexible stopping patterns.

Hayabusa

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

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Komachi

Travel on Komachi, Japan's shinkansen, reaching speeds up to 300 km/h.

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Yamabiko

Travel at speeds up to 300 km/h through Japan's scenic landscapes.

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Cities at Both Ends

Morioka, situated in northern Honshu, is famous for its ironware heritage and the annual Sansa Odori festival. From Morioka Station, the Shinkansen line runs south to Tokyo, a global metropolis where traditional shrines sit alongside modern skyscrapers. Arriving at Tokyo Station, travelers gain access to the city's extensive subway network and the business districts of Marunouchi and Nihonbashi.

Tokyo

The capital, where ancient palaces stand alongside towering skyscrapers.

Morioka

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

FAQ about the Morioka - Tokyo Route

How much is the bullet train from Morioka to Tokyo?

A one-way ticket for the Shinkansen from Morioka to Tokyo costs between 19,500 and 23,000 yen (135 USD - 159 USD) depending on the service and seat class class. Prices for Gran Class are higher. You can check current rates and book through the Rail Monsters website.

Do I need a reservation for the Morioka to Tokyo train?

On the Hayabusa service, all seats are reserved and require a booking in advance. The Yamabiko service may offer non-reserved cars, but booking ahead is recommended to ensure a seat during busy periods.

Are there refreshments on the Morioka to Tokyo Shinkansen?

Most Shinkansen services include mobile cart sales offering snacks, drinks, and bento boxes. Some Gran Class tickets include complimentary refreshments and light meals served at your seat.

How fast is the train from Morioka to Tokyo?

The Hayabusa service on the Tohoku Shinkansen operates at speeds up to 320 km/h (200 mph). This allows for a travel time of just over 2 hours between Morioka and the capital.

Which stations does the train stop at between Morioka and Tokyo?

Depending on the specific service, the train may stop at Sendai, Fukushima, Koriyama, Omiya, and Ueno before arriving at the final destination of Tokyo Station.

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