One of the fastest ways to travel in Japan is the famous Shinkansen bullet train located in the Shin-Osaka Station. The Shin-Osaka Railway Station is the western terminus of the bullet train Tokaido Shinkansen line from Tokyo and the easter terminus of the Sanyo Shinkansen. The four-story building is well laid out, and it's easy to navigate around. There are also lovely restaurants, various shops outside the gates. The most popular and the most significant restaurant is called "Aji no Kouji" or "Flavor Lane."
Video Guide of Osaka Station
Situated in the heart of the city, Osaka Station is a key hub for accessing major attractions throughout Osaka. Get a glimpse inside Osaka Station to explore its sleek design, modern facilities, and the vibrant atmosphere of its bustling halls and platforms.
F.A.Q.
Getting Around Shin-Osaka Railway Station
How do I get to Shin-Osaka Station?
The station is easily accessible by public transport. Shin-Osaka Station is just a few minutes' train ride from Osaka Station via the JR Tokaido-Sanyo line.
Is Shin-Osaka the same as Osaka Station?
Shin-Osaka Station and Osaka Station are two different railway stations. Osaka Station is a large JR station, while Shin-Osaka Station is where you need to go if you plan to take the Shinkansen (bullet train). You can also use your Japan Rail Pass at Shin-Osaka Station.
What is around Shin-Osaka Station?
There are many attractions and activities around Shin-Osaka Station, most of which are a 10-30 minute ride away. Some of the top sights include Osaka Castle, Umeda Sky Building, Hep Five Ferris Wheel, Universal Studios Japan, Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan, and Kuromon Market.
