01 / YOUR FIRST AIRPORT TRAIN
Kansai Airport
Two railway companies. One airport station. Choose the arrival that suits your hotel.
Film, maps & station guide ↗← Railway guidesA familiar place.
KNOW YOUR STATION
A familiar place.
Before you arrive.
Six short films. Six practical station guides. See what to look for, choose your railway and keep the right map close to hand.
02 / ONE DISTRICT, SEVERAL STATIONS
Osaka & Umeda
Osaka and Umeda belong together on a city map, but their gates are not interchangeable.
Film, maps & station guide ↗
03 / THE BULLET-TRAIN CONNECTION
Shin-Osaka
Shinkansen, ordinary JR trains and the subway have distinct gates. Your arrival determines the connection.
Film, maps & station guide ↗
04 / TRAINS, SUBWAY & A CITY BEYOND
Kyoto
The Karasuma side faces Kyoto Tower. The Hachijo side is on the south. Choose the side your hotel needs.
Film, maps & station guide ↗
05 / MAKE TIME FOR THE CONNECTION
Tokyo
Marunouchi is west, Yaesu is east. Inside, follow the complete railway and line name.
Film, maps & station guide ↗
06 / THE RIGHT TRAIN. THE RIGHT TERMINAL.
Haneda Airport
Start with your actual flight terminal. Then choose Keikyu or Tokyo Monorail for the easiest hotel connection.
Film, maps & station guide ↗Station photographs: photographers, sources & licences.
START WITH ONE SIMPLE QUESTION
Which railway am I taking?
A station name is only part of the answer. Save the company, line, destination and useful exit. Then use the station guide to make the walk between them familiar.