Ultimate Guide to the Tokyo-Osaka Shinkansen

Ultimate Guide to the Tokyo-Osaka Shinkansen️ Taking the Shinkansen in Japan, it's one of the most convenient and fastest ways to travel from Tokyo to Osaka. Here are some basic strategies: 'Ticket Purchase' Airports: You can buy Shinkansen tickets at the travel service centers in major Japanese airports. Online Booking: You can also choose to purchase Shinkansen tickets online in advance. Station Ticket Purchase: Tickets and seat reservations can also be bought at ticket windows or vending machines at various Shinkansen stations (such as Tokyo Station, Ueno Station, etc.). 'Fare' Approximately 14,000 yen (about 800 yuan), this is just a reference price, the price for specific times may vary, so be sure to verify when purchasing your ticket! 'Service' The Shinkansen you need to take from Tokyo to Osaka is the 'Tokaido Shinkansen'. You can choose 'the fastest Shinkansen train, the 'Shinkansen Nozomi' or Hikari and Kodama. Nozomi trains are not included in the Japan Rail Pass (JR Pass), passengers with a JR Pass need to take other trains. 'Travel Time' The Shinkansen from Tokyo to Osaka can cover 500 kilometers in 2.5 to 3 hours, greatly saving your travel time. 'Stations' The Shinkansen starts from Tokyo Station and the last stop is Shin-Osaka Station. Shin-Osaka Station is connected to the Osaka city's main subway line, the Midosuji Line, which is convenient for transferring to different parts of the city. This is a very efficient and comfortable way to travel, giving you more time to enjoy the Japanese scenery and experience the culture! ️Note! There may also be some emergency situations, such as weather, mechanical failures, etc., that may affect the operation of the Shinkansen. Therefore, it is recommended that daily travelers or travelers with infants plan their itinerary and timing in advance.