Ticket details
- Departure: Mishima (in Shizuoka prefecture)
- Arrival: Kyoto (Kyoto Central Station)
- Time: 1 hour 57 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.
Seat preferences
- Mt. Fuji View Seat
- To enjoy a view of Mt. Fuji, please request the Mt. Fuji side when traveling from Mishima to Kyoto
- 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 Mishima to Kyoto 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 Kyoto
In good weather, you can see Mt. Fuji from the Shinkansen on your way to Kyoto. The best seat to see Mt. Fuji is window-side seats on the right-hand side.
The best time to see Mt. Fuji is just after departing Mishima station. Please check the windows on the right-hand side.
Shinkansen Station Guide: Mishima to Kyoto
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Departure Station:
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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.
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Arrival Station:
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Kyoto Central Station: Centrally located with direct access to buses, local trains, and taxis.
Kyoto Station Guide (Kyoto Central Station Guide)
Kyoto Station is the main transportation hub of Kyoto City and the arrival point for most travelers coming by Shinkansen from Tokyo and other cities. The station is large, modern, and easy to navigate with English signage throughout.
Key Information
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Shinkansen Platforms: Located on the upper floors. Follow signs for "Shinkansen Central Gate" or "Shinkansen Hachijo Gate" depending on your arrival.
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Local Train Transfers: Easily connect to the JR Nara Line, Kintetsu Line, or Kyoto Subway (Karasuma Line) for local travel.
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Bus Terminal: Outside the central exit, you'll find buses to famous spots like Kiyomizu-dera, Gion, and Arashiyama.
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Taxis & Ride Service: Taxi stands are located outside the Central and Hachijo exits.
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Luggage Services: Coin lockers and manned luggage storage counters are available throughout the station.
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Tourist Information Center: Located near the Central Exit, offering maps, tickets, and multilingual staff.
Additional Facilities
- Restaurants and food courts
- Shopping areas including Isetan department store
- Hotel Granvia Kyoto (connected directly to the station)
Frequently Asked Questions about the Shinkansen from Mishima to Kyoto
Q: How long does the Shinkansen take from Mishima to Kyoto?
A: The Shinkansen ride from Mishima to Kyoto typically takes around 2 to 2.5 hours, depending on the specific train service and any transfer times.
Q: How frequently does the Shinkansen run from Mishima to Kyoto?
A: The Shinkansen from Mishima to Kyoto typically runs frequently throughout the day, with departures approximately every 30 minutes to an hour, depending on the time of day.
Q: Are there coin lockers at Kyoto Station?
A: Yes, Kyoto Station has many coin lockers for different luggage sizes, and also manned baggage storage services.
Q: How do I get from Kyoto Station to the main tourist spots?
A: You can take a local train, subway, or city bus. For example, buses from the central exit go directly to Kiyomizu-dera, Gion, and Arashiyama.
Q: Which station in Kyoto does the Shinkansen arrive at?
A: All Shinkansen trains from Odawara arrive at JR Kyoto Station, a major hub with access to buses, taxis, and local trains.