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Tokyo to Fukushima Bullet Train Tickets & Timetable

The Tokyo to Fukushima Shinkansen offers various train ticket options and seating classes, including Ordinary and Green Class. Departing from Tokyo Station or Ueno, the Yamabiko and Tsubasa services make key stops along the Tohoku line. It is recommended to book tickets online in advance to secure the best prices. The Shinkansen price range for a one-way ticket is approximately ¥9,600-11,200 (around $65-76 USD). For accurate timetable information, current ticket availability, and class fares, use the search page to find options. Our online schedule provides updates on Tokyo to Fukushima departures, train times, and prices.
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Fukushima

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Departure Time

Travel time

Arrival Time

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Morning trains

06:04
TokyoTokyo Station
1h 33m
07:37
FukushimaStation
Direct
Yamabiko 51
from
7951 USD
1
1h 33m, Direct
06:04
TokyoTokyo Station
07:37
FukushimaStation
from
7951 USD
1
Direct
06:12
TokyoTokyo Station
1h 32m
07:44
FukushimaStation
Direct
Tsubasa 121
from
9388 USD
1
1h 32m, Direct
06:12
TokyoTokyo Station
07:44
FukushimaStation
from
9388 USD
1
Direct

Day trains

12:00
TokyoTokyo Station
1h 31m
13:31
FukushimaStation
Direct
Tsubasa 137
from
9388 USD
1
1h 31m, Direct
12:00
TokyoTokyo Station
13:31
FukushimaStation
from
9388 USD
1
Direct
12:36
TokyoTokyo Station
1h 33m
14:09
FukushimaStation
Direct
Yamabiko 61
from
7896 USD
1
1h 33m, Direct
12:36
TokyoTokyo Station
14:09
FukushimaStation
from
7896 USD
1
Direct

Evening trains

18:00
TokyoTokyo Station
1h 31m
19:31
FukushimaStation
Direct
Yamabiko 153
from
7896 USD
1
1h 31m, Direct
18:00
TokyoTokyo Station
19:31
FukushimaStation
from
7896 USD
1
Direct
18:00
TokyoTokyo Station
1h 31m
19:31
FukushimaStation
Direct
Tsubasa 153
from
7917 USD
1
1h 31m, Direct
18:00
TokyoTokyo Station
19:31
FukushimaStation
from
7917 USD
1
Direct
day

First train

06:04
night

Last train

21:44
distance

Travel duration

1h 34m
daily-departure

Daily departures

39
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Departure station

Tokyo
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Fukushima
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Ticket price

$54
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Tokyo to Fukushima Shinkansen Overview

The journey from Tokyo to Fukushima via the Tohoku Shinkansen is the primary link between the capital and the Tohoku region. Major services include the Yamabiko and the Tsubasa, which often run coupled together until Fukushima Station. The trip takes roughly 1 hour 30 minutes, passing through the Saitama and Tochigi prefectures. Both reserved and non-reserved seating are available in Ordinary and Green Car classes, catering to both commuters and tourists visiting northern Honshu.
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Travel time

1h 34m

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Fastest trip

1h 18m

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Longest trip

1h 56m

Tokyo

Tokyo - The political and economic center of Japan. Major departure points for northern routes include Tokyo Station and Ueno Station, located near the Ueno Park museum district.

Tokyo Station

StationStation
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1h 34m

Fukushima

Fukushima - A gateway to the Tohoku region known for its hot springs and fruit orchards. Fukushima Station serves as a junction for the Yamagata Shinkansen line.

Fukushima

StationStation

Practical Information for Shinkansen Travelers

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Luggage Guidelines on Tohoku Shinkansen Trains. Traveling to Fukushima involves specific rules for carry-on items. Below are key points for bringing luggage aboard these services:
Luggage Allowance
Passengers may bring up to two pieces of luggage, excluding small personal bags. Each item must not exceed a total dimension of 250 cm and a weight of 30 kg. This provides ample space for standard suitcases used for regional exploration.
Storage Facilities
Tohoku Shinkansen trains feature overhead racks for medium-sized bags and space at the ends of cars for larger suitcases. Reserved seats on certain services may require a specific booking for oversized luggage exceeding 160 cm.
Special Items
Bicycles must be disassembled and carried in a dedicated bike bag. Other sports equipment or musical instruments are permitted if they fit within the size regulations. It is best to arrive at the platform early to utilize storage areas.

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Tokyo to Fukushima Map

Plan your trip from Tokyo to Fukushima on the Tohoku Shinkansen line. The route departs from Tokyo Station, stopping at Ueno and Omiya before heading north through Utsunomiya and Koriyama. Travelers can see the transition from the dense Kanto urban landscape to the mountainous terrain of the Tohoku region. This transport link is essential for accessing northern Japan and provides a direct path to the Fukushima Prefecture rail network.

Rail vs Bus vs Plane

Train

Changes

Travel time

Price from

Departures

Rating

Train

Yamabiko

Changes

Direct

Travel time

1h 37m

Price from

$54

Departures

720

Rating

Train

Tsubasa

Changes

Direct

Travel time

1h 31m

Price from

$57

Departures

481

Rating

Rail travel on the Shinkansen is the fastest way to reach Fukushima from central Tokyo, avoiding the long wait times associated with regional airports. Buses provide a budget-friendly alternative with several daytime and overnight departures, though travel times are significantly longer. There are no direct commercial flights between Tokyo and Fukushima due to the proximity and speed of the rail network. The train remains the primary choice for time-sensitive travel.
Greener choice

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Price range

Travel time

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Winner

Train

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1h 34m

$54-$104

Bus

Apprx.

5h 0m

$25-$50

Flight

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FAQ about the Tokyo - Fukushima Route

How fast is the train from Tokyo to Fukushima?

The Tohoku Shinkansen reaches maximum speeds of 275 km/h (171 mph) on this section of the track. This allows for a total travel time of approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes for most direct services.

How much is the bullet train from Tokyo to Fukushima?

A one-way ticket for the Shinkansen from Tokyo to Fukushima typically costs between 12,500 and 15,000 yen (86 USD - 104 USD). Prices vary based on whether you choose a reserved or non-reserved seat. You can check the latest fares and book tickets through the Rail Monsters website.

How do I get from Tokyo Station to Fukushima?

You can take the Tohoku Shinkansen directly from Tokyo Station. Trains depart frequently throughout the day. It is highly recommended to book your tickets online in advance to ensure you have a reserved seat, especially during morning and evening peaks.

What is the difference between Yamabiko and Tsubasa trains?

The Yamabiko is a standard Tohoku Shinkansen service that often terminates or makes frequent stops in the region. The Tsubasa is a 'Mini-Shinkansen' that runs on the same tracks to Fukushima before switching to narrower regional rails to reach Yamagata. Both are used for the Tokyo-Fukushima segment.
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