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Trains
There are many convenient, unique trains throughout Japan.
More than just a means of getting to your destination, riding them is a special experience in itself.
Discover trains you’d like to ride here and plan your journey!
JR-HOKKAIDO
JR Hokkaido trains run through the Hokkaido area. Your eyes will be glued to the grandeur of nature expanding outside your train window. The Hokkaido Shinkansen connects the island of Hokkaido with Japan’s main island of Honshu.
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Sapporo Station ⇔ New Chitose Airport Station
Direct airport connection – The trains to catch at the start and end of your journey!
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Sapporo Station ⇔ Furano Station
A Convenient Train Connecting Sapporo and Furano
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Sapporo Station ⇔ Obihiro Station
Comfortable access to splendid nature
JR-EAST
JR East trains primarily run through the Tohoku, Kanto, and Shinetsu areas. There are many trains that showcase the best of the areas they run through, including gourmet food and sake you can enjoy aboard the train. In addition, colorful shinkansen are also one of their appeals.
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Shinjuku Station ⇔ Otsuki Station, Kawaguchiko Station (Fujikyu Railway)
A train from the heart of Tokyo directly to Mt. Fuji
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Hanamaki Station ⇔ Kamaishi Station
A powerful steam locomotive with a fairy tale motif
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Aomori Station ⇔ Akita Station
A local Tohoku line you should take at least once
JR-CENTRAL
The trains of JR Tokai primarily run through the Chubu and Tokai areas. If you ride the “Tokaido-Sanyo Shinkansen” that connects Tokyo and Hakata with stops in Kyoto and Osaka, you can efficiently tour many of Japan’s highlights.
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Enjoy the original scenery of Japan from the Wide View’s cabin windows
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Tokyo Station ⇔ Hakata Station
The best version of the Tokaido/Sanyo Shinkansen
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Wide View Nanki (Kiha 85-Series)
Nagoya Station ⇔ Kii-Katsuura Station
Convenient for accessing the World Heritage Kumano Kodo!
JR-WEST
The trains of JR West primarily run through the Hokuriku, Kansai, and Chugoku areas. There are many sightseeing trains with designs with a Japanese atmosphere. If you ride these trains and tour the areas, you can experience Japanese traditional culture and history.
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Onomichi Station ⇔ Miyajimaguchi Station
Island-gaze from the comfort of this train
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Kansai area ⇔ San’in and Sanyo areas
A new long-distance train that accommodates to a variety of travelers
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Kanazawa Station ⇔ Wakura Onsen Station
A train that allows you to enjoy the Japanese traditions and beauty of the Hokuriku region
JR-SHIKOKU
The trains of JR Shikoku run through the Shikoku area. If you spend a relaxing time touring the area aboard the train, it will be the ultimate soothing experience. The islands of Shikoku and Honshu are connected by a train that runs over the Great Seto Bridge.
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Okayama Station ⇔ Kochi Station
A train of children’s dreams traveling through Shikoku
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Kochi Station ⇔ Kubokawa Station
Gaze on dynamic scenes of nature and enjoy Tosa-style hospitality
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Okayama Station, Takamatsu Station ⇔ Tokushima Station
A train named after a feature of Tokushima Prefecture
JR-KYUSHU
The trains of JR Kyushu run through the Kyushu area. Please ride the many trains that have carefully-created interior and exterior designs. The Sanyo Shinkansen and local trains connect the islands of Kyushu and Honshu.
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Hakata Station ⇔ Kagoshima Chuo Station and beyond
A new, exceptional train packed with the charms of Kyushu
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Kumamoto Station ⇔ Oita Station, Beppu Station
A train for parents and their children, full of fun activities
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Miyazaki Station ⇔ Nango Station
A resort train that travels down Miyazaki Prefecture, the land of myth
