Oishida to Fukushima Trains
Oishida to Fukushima Shinkansen Overview
The Shinkansen Oishida to Fukushima route provides a reliable connection between these two cities, utilizing the Hayabusa bullet train. The distance by train is approximately 75 km (47 miles), and the travel time is around 50 minutes, as the train operates at speeds reaching up to 320 km/h (199 mph). The first train departs Oishida Station at 5:50 AM, with services running frequently throughout the day, offering several daily departures. Ticket prices for a one-way trip start at about JPY 5,500 (USD 38). Key stations along the route include Yamagata and Fukushima. Book your trip online with Rail Monsters.
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Oishida to Fukushima Map
Plan your trip from Oishida to Fukushima using the Ou Line. The route connects picturesque areas, offering views of rice fields and mountains. Noteworthy stops include Shirakawa, where you can explore historical sites, and Kōriyama, known for its vibrant city life. The scenery transitions from rural landscapes to urban environments as you approach Fukushima, the capital of the prefecture. Discover Japan's natural beauty along the way while enjoying local culture and sights.
Oishida to Fukushima Train
Traveling from Oishida to Fukushima offers a unique experience on the JR East services. The primary service on this route is the Local Train, which typically operates at speeds of up to 90 km/h (56 mph). The journey takes approximately 50 minutes, making several stops at local stations, allowing passengers to enjoy views of the picturesque countryside.
While this route does not feature high-speed trains, the Local Train provides a reliable and comfortable method of travel. Passengers can expect basic amenities, including standard seating and restrooms on board. The service connects well with other regional lines, facilitating further travel options in the Tohoku region.
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Hayate
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Hakutaka
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Yamabiko
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Kagayaki
Travel at speeds up to 300 km/h on the Kagayaki shinkansen.
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Asama
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Tanigawa
Enjoy scenic views while traveling at speeds of 130 km/h on Tanigawa.
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Tsubasa
The Tsubasa connects Tokyo to Yamagata at speeds of 240 km/h.
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Cities at Both Ends
Oishida, a charming town in Yamagata Prefecture, is known for its beautiful natural scenery and hot springs. From Oishida Station, the train ride leads you to Fukushima City, where you can visit the historic Tsuruga Castle and the scenic Shiokawa Onsen. Arriving at Fukushima Station, be sure to explore the local culture, delicious cuisine, and stunning views of the surrounding mountains.
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