A complete and comprehensive guide showing how to ride the Shinkansen bullet train from Nagoya Station to Tokyo station for FREE using Japan Rail Pass and how to transfer from the “private” (non-JR train) Aonami train Line to JR Lines at the Nagoya Station. Also includes how to go and see the iconic view of the Marunouchi frontage of the Tokyo Station.
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The Links used in this video are the following:
1. Japan Rail Pass –
2. SC Maglev and Railway Park –
3. SC Maglev and Railway Park (Street view):
4. Kinjofuto Station:
5. Kinjofuto Station ticket gates:
6. Kinjofuto Station train platform:
7. Nagoya Station Aonami Line Platform:
8. Aonami and JR Ticket Gates (Taiko-dori South Entrance) Nagoya Station:
9. Nagoya Station Shinkansen Ticket Gates:
10. Nagoya Station Platform 14:
11. Hyperdia Transport Search Tool:
12. Tokyo Station Tokaido-Sanyo Shinkansen Central Gate – Tokyo Station:
13. Tokaido-Sanyo Shinkansen South Transfer Gate – Tokyo Station:
14. Marunouchi Central Gate – Tokyo Station:
15. Coin Lockers (for temporary Storage of Luggage) near the Marunouchi North Gate – Tokyo Station:
16. Marunouchi North Gate – Tokyo Station:
17. Way going to the iconic view of the Marunouchi frontage of the Tokyo Station:
Note: The routes we used here for Nagoya Shinakansen are the shortest way to the train platforms and exits. This to save our time and better enjoy our journey. Walking routes to Shinkansen used here do not use the elevator; in which case you will have to take another way to walk to the train platforms and exits; that is through Nagoya Station Shinkansen North Gate:
Elevator at Nagoya Station Shinkansen North Gate:
At the Kinjofuto Station; there’s actually an elevator that goes to the ground floor:
Alo Japan.