Do I need to reserve my seat on the Kodama departing from Shin-Fuji?

No, it is not mandatory to reserve your seat on the Kodama departing from Shin-Fuji. These trains have non-reserved cars. We advise you to make a reservation, especially during peak hours or if you wish to have a guaranteed seat, for greater peace of mind during your journey.

How long does the train journey from Shin-Fuji to Kyoto take?

The train journey from Shin-Fuji to Kyoto takes between 2 hours 5 minutes and 2 hours 25 minutes. You will take a Kodama Shinkansen to Nagoya (approximately 1 hour 20 minutes to 1 hour 30 minutes), then a Hikari or Nozomi Shinkansen to Kyoto (approximately 35 to 40 minutes). Allow about fifteen minutes for the transfer in Nagoya.

Where do I need to change trains to go from Shin-Fuji to Kyoto?

To go from Shin-Fuji to Kyoto, a change is necessary at Nagoya. Take a Kodama Shinkansen from Shin-Fuji to Nagoya. From there, board a direct Hikari or Nozomi Shinkansen to Kyoto.

Which Shinkansen stop at Shin-Fuji?

Only Kodama Shinkansen trains serve Shin-Fuji Station; Nozomi and Hikari trains pass through without stopping.

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On this route, position yourself on the left side of the train. Just before arriving at Shin-Fuji, a breathtaking view of Mount Fuji will be revealed, especially on a clear day — it's one of the points where the train passes closest to the sacred mountain.