Welcome to Japan! This video was created by a Japanese person living abroad. When traveling in Japan, there are many things that can be confusing, especially for foreigners. In this video, I will guide you on how to choose between the two different train companies at Kansai International Airport depending on your destination. Additionally, I will explain the new rules for Shinkansen regarding luggage size on board.
Travel from Kansai International Airport to Osaka, Kyoto and other cities:
there are many options including trains, buses, or other modes of transport. The video focuses on the train transportation option available for travelers arriving at Kansai International Airport who wish to reach the cities of Osaka and Kyoto. The video explains the differences between Japan Railways (JR) and Nankai train companies. JR operates the “Haruka” train service, while Nankai operates the “Rapi:t” train service. The video highlights the features of each service, such as destinations served.
Connecting to the Shinkansen from Kansai International Airport:
The video explains how travelers can transfer from the airport to the nearest Shinkansen station. This is a useful segment for those planning to travel to other regions of Japan via the high-speed Shinkansen trains. The video also covers about new baggage rules for Shinkansen Travel.
Since the Shinkansen is a high-speed train service, there are specific rules and guidelines regarding baggage allowance and handling. The video covers information about the size and types of baggage allowed on the Shinkansen, as well as any restrictions/fines for oversized or excessive luggage.
Overall, this video is a comprehensive travel guide for visitors arriving at Kansai International Airport, providing them with valuable information on how to reach Osaka and Kyoto, connect to the Shinkansen, and choose the appropriate train service based on their preferences and needs. I am happy for travelers to find this information very useful for planning their trip and navigating the transportation options in Japan. Have a wonderful Trip to Japan!
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