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Welcome to Kyoto Culture Heart of JapanWelcome to Kyoto Culture Heart of Japan

Buddhist Temples & Shinto Shrines

Japanese Gardens

Great Japanese Festivals

Internationally Celebrated Performing Arts

Finest Cuisine

Heritage-Rich Crafts

UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Sites

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Where Kyoto is

Tokyo

Sapporo

HiroshimaNagoya

Osaka

KYOTO

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International Access

KIX

Kansai International Airport has direct flights to 71 cities worldwide

ExamplesKorea 2 hr

Hong Kong 4 hrSingapore 5 hr

Australia 9 hr

Europe 10 hrUSA West Coast 10 hr

New Zealand 11 hrUSA East Coast 12 hr

China 3hr

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Kansai International Airport Transfer

Access to Kyoto from Kansai International Airport

Kansai International Airport (KIX)

KYOTO

Osaka

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Kansai International Airport Transfer

JR Haruka Express Train

75 minutes

2,980 JPY

Shuttle Taxi

95 minutes – direct to your door

3,500 JPY

Airport Limousine Bus

95 minutes

2,300 JPY

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Domestic Access Map

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Tokyo

NagoyaOsaka

JPY 2,30095 minLimousine Bus

JPY 3,５0095 minShuttle Taxi

JPY 2,98075 minJR Haruka Express Train

Kansai International Airport (KIX)

KYOTO

Shinkansen

“Bullet” Train

JPY 1,28055 minLimousine Bus

JPY 2,３0055 minShuttle Taxi

Osaka Itami Airport (ITM)

JPY 2,940 JPY 13,220

60 min 2 hrs 15 mins

NEX & Shinkansen

Tokyo Narita Airport (NRT)

JPY 850 JPY 5,640

28 min & 36 min

Meitetsu & Shinkansen

Nagoya Centrair (NGO)

“Thirty Minute City”

A comprehensive transport network brings all points in Kyoto within half an hour travelling distance

Kyoto City Subway

Two lines

Numbered stations

Kyoto City Bus

Special tourist routes

Private-sector rail

Interlinked networks

Taxi

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Kyoto City Transport

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Kyoto City TransportKyoto City SubwayNorth-South: 30 min

East-West: 30 min

Subway KeyKarasuma LineTozai Line

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SummaryCosts: Kyoto is cheaper than Tokyo and

other similar large cities.

Tipping is unnecessary in Japan!

Service is a priority in Japan: “The Customer is God.”

Safety: Japan’s crime rate is very low.

Subways are well-lit and easily navigable.

Most residents understand simple English if asked a question.

Cleanliness: Spotless trains and graffiti-less streets make for a pleasant stay in Kyoto.