How do I get from Osaka to Nara?

To Asuka. Take Kintetsu Railway from Kintetsu Nara Station to Yamato-Saidaiji Station (5 minutes) and transfer to a train to Kashiharajingu-mae Station (30-45 minutes). To reach Asuka Station, transfer once more (5 minutes).

Is it easier to get to Nara from Osaka or Kyoto?

Nara is even closer to Osaka than it is to Kyoto. As is the case with Kyoto, you can choose between the JR Line and the private Kintetsu Line. The Kintetsu Line is the faster of the two lines and this is the best choice for those traveling without a JR Rail Pass.

Is Nara Japan worth visiting?

Nara is worth it for people interested in historical Buddhist temples, World Heritage sites and the famous deer of Nara Park. It is also the home of the Great Buddha statue, the world’s largest bronze statue with 15 meters. Nara is done as a day-trip from Kyoto or Osaka, most of the time.

How long does it take from Tokyo to Osaka by Shinkansen?

Tokyo (Tokyo and Shinagawa Stations) and Osaka (Shin-Osaka Station) are connected with each other by the JR Tokaido Shinkansen. Nozomi trains require about 155 minutes to reach Shin-Osaka Station from Tokyo, Hikari trains about three hours and Kodama trains about four hours.

How to book a shinkansen ticket from Osaka?

Shinkansen Ticket Online Booking : Shin-Osaka to Kyoto from ¥3,980. Shinkansen Ticket Online Booking : Shin-Osaka to Odawara from ¥16,550. Train Package Online Booking : Shin-Osaka to Takayama (Nozomi/Wide View Hida) from ¥14,530. Limited Express Train Ticket Online Booking : Osaka to Takayama (Wide View Hida) from ¥11,800.

Which is the first train from Shin Osaka to Tokyo?

The first train from Shin-Osaka to Tokyo: Depart Shin-Osaka at 6:00 – Arrive Tokyo at 8:23 (Nozomi No

Where does the Kodama Shinkansen stop in Osaka?

The Kodama stops at every station on the way and so takes about four hours. If you are traveling by shinkansen, Shin-Osaka Station is your gateway for the Osaka metropolitan area. This is the common terminus for two shinkansen lines, the Tokaido from Tokyo in the east, and the Sanyo from Fukuoka in the west.

Is there a one way Shinkansen from Tokyo to Kyoto?

The One-Way Shinkansen Bullet train is perfect if you’re travelling to either Osaka or Kyoto with no intention of returning to Tokyo. That said, if you are continuing to other cities in Japan or flying out from Kyoto or Osaka, this one-way ticket is your best bet!