Subway Line Video
Subway Line (Kyoto Municipal Subway)
For those using a ticket and carrying a suitcase,
the transfer route to the subway from the Shinkansen Central Exit is a longer route but smoother.
There are three routes to transfer to the subway: Shinkansen Central Exit,
Hachijo Exit, and Hachijo East Exit.
The route via the Shinkansen Central Exit is a bit of a detour,
but it is equipped with escalators and is recommended for those with suitcases.
On the other hand,
the route via Hachijo Exit or Hachijo East Exit is convenient as it has a shorter travel distance,
but some areas do not have escalators.
Therefore, it is more suitable for those with less luggage.
- Shinkansen Central Exit
Transfers using tickets - Shinkansen Hachijo Exit and Shinkansen Hachijo East Exit
A route with less luggage and only stairs
Shinkansen Central Exit
If you are using a ticket and are traveling with a suitcase,
it will be easier to move around if you go through here.
Kyoto Station Subway Map
Kyoto City Transportation Bureau
A route with less luggage and only stairs
Shinkansen Hachijo Exit and Shinkansen Hachijo East Exit
If you don’t have any large luggage and don’t mind taking stairs,
you can use this exit to move around smoothly.
Head towards the Shinkansen Hachijo Exit or the Shinkansen Hachijo East Exit
If you are using a non-reserved or reserved seat in the center car of the Shinkansen,
the closest exit is Shinkansen Hachijo Exit.
If you are using a reserved seat in the front or back car of the Shinkansen,
the closest exit is Shinkansen Hachijo East Exit.
Shinkansen Hachijo Exit
Kyoto Station Subway Map
Kyoto City Transportation Bureau
Shinkansen Hachijo East Exit
Kyoto Station Subway Map
Kyoto City Transportation Bureau