Kyoto Station for information for foreign travelers in Japan. Kyoto station Shinkansen platform

Kyoto Station for information for foreign travelers in Japan. Kyoto station Shinkansen platform

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Kyoto Station Building Facilities
Kyoto Station is more than just a place to catch a train. A massive ultra-modern complex of glass and steel, it was designed by the award winning architect Hiroshi Hara, and houses an incredible range of shops, restaurants, and recreational facilities. Our article Kyoto Station Map – Finding Your Way explains the general layout of the railway station itself and how to find your train. In this article we will introduce some of the facilities and services that make the Kyoto Station Building itself a popular recreation center and tourist attraction.
Kyoto Station Building has two main entry points on the north and the south.

The north side of the station is called the Karasuma side. This side faces onto Kyoto Bus Station, Kyoto Post Office and Kyoto Tower. You will find the main Central Gate (also called the Chuo Gate) for the JR train lines here. The Karasuma side of the building is dominated on its eastern flank by Hotel Granvia Kyoto and the Kyoto Theater. On its western flank are thirteen floors of shopping in Isetan department store.
The south side of the station is called the Hachijo side because it faces onto Hachijo Street. This side of the station faces onto shopping malls and hotels. Here on the building’s southern flank you can find Asty Road and Miyako Michi which essentially form one long arcade of shops and restaurants.

To move between the north and south of the station building you can use a pedestrian walkway on the second floor, to the west of the Central Gate. This runs north to south past the Isetan department store, and then past the station’s West Gate, as far as Asty Square on the Hachijo side of the station.

There is also an underground passage on the east side of the station which connects Asty Road on the Hachijo side to Kyoto Subway Station and Porta underground shopping mall.
Kyoto Tourist Information Center
Multilingual staff can give you information on sightseeing spots, events, activities, accommodation and transport. Free wi-fi and an internet service for a fee are also available. The center is situated on the second floor pedestrian walkway.

Open: 8:30 to 19:00 every day.