Getting from Osaka to Nagoya
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Osaka to Nagoya Trip Overview
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Distance 139 km (86.9 miles) | |
Price range US$ 12-US$ 58 | |
Ride Duration Range 50m-7h 20m | |
Earliest Departure 21:00 | |
Latest Departure 23:30 | |
Most Popular Operator |
Taking a bus from Osaka to Nagoya
Fastest bus: 2h 55m
Cheapest bus: US$ 12
About the ride from Osaka to Nagoya
Osaka to Nagoya Route Information
The distance between Osaka and Nagoya is 87 miles, or approximately 139 kilometers.
There are 2 ways to get from Osaka to Nagoya, including train,bus.
The earliest departure leaves at 21:00 and has a duration of 50 minutes.
The fastest way to travel is by train, which takes approximately 50 minutes.
Osaka to Nagoya by train
- Starting Price: US$ 30
- 498 departures a day, or 3486 departures a week
There are 8 travel classes for this journey, including: Standard, Unreserved Seat, Green Car, 5 Day Pass, 2 Day Pass, Economy, Premium Class and Deluxe.
Each train ticket offers an individual seat with basic passenger necessities. Conditions and amenities vary by provider. For more detailed information and availability see all train options.
Osaka to Nagoya by bus
- Starting Price: US$ 12
- 30 departures a day, or 210 departures a week
There are 3 travel classes for this journey, including: Express, Standard and Single Seat.
Each bus ticket offers an individual seat with basic passenger necessities. Conditions and amenities vary by provider. For more detailed information and availability see all bus options.
Companies Operating from Osaka to Nagoya
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