Tokyo to Osaka is one of Japan’s most traveled corridors. Your main choices are the ultra-fast Shinkansen (bullet train), a short flight to Osaka’s airports with city transfers, budget-friendly overnight or daytime highway buses, or a flexible self-drive/charter. Pick based…
Tokyo to Kyoto is Japan’s most-traveled corridor. Your best bets are the Tokaidō Shinkansen (fastest city-to-city), comfortable overnight highway buses (cheapest), a flight (useful if you’re airport-based), or a door-to-door car/transfer. Below are the options, step-by-steps, and map links. (more…)
Tokyo to Hiroshima is a classic Japan route. Your main choices are the ultra-fast Shinkansen (bullet train), frequent domestic flights (Haneda/Narita → Hiroshima Airport) plus a quick rail/bus into town, budget-friendly overnight highway buses, or a self-drive/charter if you want…
Nagoya to Tokyo is a classic Tōkaidō run: the Shinkansen bullet train is fastest and easiest, highway buses are cheapest (especially overnight), flights can work if you’re pairing with the airport, and self-drive or private charter suit special cases. Choose…
Tokyo to Atami is a classic Tokyo escape—fast Shinkansen, direct Limited Express “Odoriko,” slower but cheap JR local/rapid trains, highway buses from Shinjuku, or a scenic self-drive/charter along Sagami Bay. Pick speed vs. budget, then follow the simple steps and…
Tokyo Haneda Airport (HND) to Shibuya Crossing is quick and easy. Your main choices are Keikyu + JR (fastest & cheapest), Tokyo Monorail + JR (most intuitive), the Limousine Bus (no transfers), or a taxi/private transfer (door-to-door). Pick based on…
Narita (NRT) to Asakusa (Sensō-ji) is easy once you choose between the high-speed Keisei Skyliner to Ueno (then subway/walk), the one-seat Keisei Access Express to Asakusa, JR Narita Express + transfer, the Airport Limousine Bus, or a taxi/private transfer. Pick…
