Japan High-Speed Trains
Take Japan's Shinkansen trains for a comfortable, high-speed ride.With modern amenities, these trains provide an unforgettable journey between major cities!
About Japan RailwayJapan Railway, the country's top transportation network, offers passengers a smooth and comfortable travel experience. With a vast network of tracks extending over 25,000 km, connecting major cities is made effortless. The Shinkansen bullet trains, known for their iconic status, provide a high-speed journey with modern amenities for a memorable experience. Whether you're commuting or exploring, Japan Railway is a dependable and convenient option for your transportation needs. |
About Shinkansen Bullet TrainTravel in style and comfort with the Shinkansen, Japan's high-speed railway system nicknamed the "bullet train." With speeds reaching 320 km/h, the Shinkansen provides a fast and efficient way to travel between cities. It is well-known for its punctuality, amenities such as onboard food and beverage services, and top-notch safety standards. The Shinkansen operates on multiple lines connecting major cities and offers a range of classes to fit any budget. Embark on a remarkable journey through Japan's breathtaking cities with the luxurious comfort of the high-speed train. |
Inside the Shinkansen Train
Discover the exceptional features of the Shinkansen high-speed train by taking a closer look at its amenities, including the different class options, ample luggage storage, and more. Step onboard for an immersive experience.
Popular Shinkansen Routes
Tokyo to Osaka Train
From $153
Tokyo to Kyoto Train
From $147
Kyoto to Tokyo Train
From $147
Osaka to Tokyo Train
From $153
Osaka to Kyoto Train
From $32
Kyoto to Osaka Train
From $32
Tokyo to Nagoya Train
From $117
Tokyo to Hiroshima Train
From $202
What to Know About Shinkansen
The Shinkansen is a high-speed railway system in Japan, also known as the "bullet train."
The Shinkansen can reach speeds of up to 320 km/h (200 mph).
The Shinkansen operates on multiple lines connecting major cities in Japan, such as Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto.
Yes, there are different classes on the Shinkansen, including standard, green car (first class), and gran class (luxury class) options.
Yes, the Shinkansen has a strong reputation for safety and is considered one of the safest modes of transportation in the world.