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Tokyo to Akashi Trains
Tokyo to Akashi Shinkansen Overview
The Shinkansen route from Tokyo to Akashi offers a direct link between Japan's capital and the beautiful city of Akashi. This journey typically covers a distance of approximately 600 km (373 miles) and is best experienced using the Nozomi bullet train, known for its speed. Travel time is around 3 hours and 30 minutes, as trains reach speeds of up to 300 km/h (186 mph). The first train departs Tokyo Station at around 6:00 AM, with frequent services throughout the day, ensuring several daily departures to choose from. Ticket prices start from about JPY 15,000 (USD 102) for non-reserved economy class seating. Key stops along the way include Himeji and Kobe. Book your trip online with Rail Monsters.
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Tokyo to Akashi Train Map
Plan your trip from Tokyo to Akashi on the Sanyo Shinkansen line. This route takes you through essential stations such as Shin-Kobe and Himeji, where you can explore the famous Himeji Castle. Keep an eye out for serene coastal views as you approach Akashi, famous for its delicious seafood and the iconic Akashi Kaikyo Bridge. The journey showcases a blend of urban and rural landscapes, enhancing your travel experience across this beautiful country. A great way to discover the charm of Japan between these vibrant cities.
Tokyo to Akashi Train
Traveling from Tokyo to Akashi, you have two primary options on the Shinkansen network, the Nozomi and Hikari trains. The Nozomi service is the fastest, operating at speeds of up to 300 km/h (186 mph) and covering the journey in approximately 3 hours and 12 minutes. This service has limited stops, allowing for a swift connection from Tokyo to Akashi via major cities like Osaka and Kobe.
On the other hand, the Hikari service takes a bit longer, around 3 hours and 30 minutes, as it makes additional stops, providing access to various locations along the way.
Both trains offer Ordinary and Green class seating (Economy and First) for passenger comfort. The onboard amenities include spacious seating and options for refreshments. The Nozomi is ideal for those prioritizing speed, while the Hikari caters to those who may want to explore more regional stops during their journey.
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Cities at Both Ends
Tokyo, the dynamic capital of Japan, is renowned for attractions such as the iconic Tokyo Tower and the historic Asakusa district. Departing from Tokyo Station, the train journey leads you to Akashi, known for its stunning Akashi Kaikyo Bridge and delicious Akashi-style grilled fish. Arriving in Akashi offers a chance to experience the local culture, relax at the coastline, and savor fresh seafood in this charming port city.
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