Shinkansen Ticket Online Booking : Shin-Osaka to Mishima
¥16,210
Ticket details
- Departure: Shin-Osaka
- Arrival: Mishima (Shizuoka prefecture)
- Time: 2 hours 12 minutes~
- Tokaido shinkansen
Seat
- Unreserved
- You can have a seat at non-reserved seat cars only.
- Reserved
- You can have a seat at reserved seat cars.
- Green reserved
- You can have a 1st-class seat at Green cars.
All seats will be reserved at non-smoking cars.
Seat preferences
- Mt. Fuji View Seat
- To enjoy a view of Mt. Fuji, please request the Mt. Fuji side when traveling from Shin-Osaka to Mishima
- Seat with Oversized Luggage Space
- If your luggage exceeds 160 cm in total dimensions, please request a Seat with oversized luggage space
Train type
- Hikari (5 non-reserved seat cars)
- Stops at less stations than Kodama, more stations than Nozomi
- Kodama (Approximately 10 non-reserved seat cars)
- Stop at all stations
- Used primarily for travel to smaller cities
Why Book the Shin-Osaka to Mishima Shinkansen with us?
- Arrangements tailored to your needs, backed by extensive experience
- Accepting Mt. Fuji view seat requests
- Accepting seats with oversized luggage storage
- Same-day departure tickets available
- Physical ticket support
- Delivery to your hotel or home address
- Trusted and reliable service
- We handle bookings for international travel agencies and luxury hotels in Japan
Tip for viewing Mt. Fuji on the way to Mishima
In good weather, you can see Mt. Fuji from the Shinkansen on your way to Mishima. The best seat to see Mt. Fuji is window-side seats on the left-hand side.
The best time to see Mt. Fuji is after passing Shizuoka station. Please check the windows on the left-hand side.
Shinkansen Station Guide: Shin-Osaka to Mishima
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Departure Station:
- Shin-Osaka Station (Osaka Shinkansen Station): The Shinkansen terminal in Osaka. From here, transfer to local JR or subway lines to reach central Osaka areas such as Umeda, Namba, or Shinsaibashi.
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Arrival Station:
- Mishima Station: Mishima Station is a transportation hub in Mishima, Shizuoka Prefecture, serving as an important junction for the Tokaido Shinkansen and local rail services.
Frequently Asked Questions about the Shinkansen from Shin-Osaka to Mishima
Q: How long does the Shinkansen take from Shin-Osaka to Mishima?
A: The Shinkansen ride from Shin-Osaka to Mishima typically takes around 2 hours 10 minutes to 3 hours, depending on the specific train service and any transfer times.
Q: How frequently does the Shinkansen run from Shin-Osaka to Mishima?
A: The Shinkansen from Shin-Osaka to Mishima typically runs frequently throughout the day, with departures approximately every 30 minutes to an hour, depending on the time of day.
Q: Is there a tourist information center at Mishima Station?
A: Yes, there is a tourist information center located within the station that provides maps, brochures, and information on local attractions and transportation.
Q:Does Mishima Station offer Wi-Fi?
A:Yes, free Wi-Fi is available at various points in and around Mishima Station.
QR Ticket Usage
You can board the Shinkansen without having to redeem or issue a ticket.
- For details about how to use the QR ticket, please check [How to Board the Shinkansen with a QR Ticket] page.
Paper Ticket Pick-up / Delivery
You can choose the following options for picking-up/receiving tickets:
- Ship to your hotel in Japan: We will ship your ticket(s) to your hotel in Japan. You can pick up your ticket(s) when you check-in the hotel
- Ship to your home country address: We will ship your ticket(s) to your home/company address via International Express mail with additional shipping fee. Please add International Shipping from here.
- Pick-up at Post offices in Tokyo or Kyoto: We will ship your ticket(s) to the post office located near Tokyo Station or Kyoto Station. You can pick-up your ticket(s) by showing your ID (Passport).
- Ship to your address in Japan: We will ship your ticket(s) to your address in Japan if you have one in Japan.
For detail, please check [From Purchase to Delivery] page.
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Seat guide
Reserved Seat (Ordinary Reserved Seat)
Your seat is reserved and secured when you book your tickets, allowing you to head to the station with peace of mind.
Think of it as "economy class" seating.
Green Reserved Seat
Enjoy better seats and free blankets. Popular among Japanese business people, executives, and those who prefer a comfortable travel experience.
Consider it "business class" seating.
GranClass
Known as the "First Class" of Shinkansen seats.
Available only on the Hokuriku and Tohoku Shinkansen lines, these seats offer airline-like amenities and meals (only on select trains).
They are the most expensive option.
Unreserved Seat
You can take any open seat in the unreserved cars on the departure date (no departure time will be indicated on your ticket).
This is the best option if cost is your priority and you are traveling during less crowded seasons or times.