| Distance | 372 km (232.5 miles) |
| Price range | $23-$137 |
| Ride Duration Range | 2h 15m-8h 35m |
| Earliest Departure | 23:30 |
| Latest Departure | 23:30 |
| Most Popular Operator | Shinkansen JR Central |
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Fastest bus: 6h 5m
Cheapest bus: $23
The distance between Tokyo and Kyoto is 233 miles, or approximately 372 kilometers.
There are 2 ways to get from Tokyo to Kyoto, including train,bus.
The earliest departure leaves at 23:30 and has a duration of 2 hours 15 minutes.
The fastest way to travel is by train, which takes approximately 2 hours 15 minutes.
Depending on how you choose to travel, the following amenities are available:.
There are 4 travel classes for this journey, including: Unreserved Seat, Standard, Green Car (First Class) and Green Car.
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.
There are 4 travel classes for this journey, including: Express, Standard, Single Seat and Standard Plus.
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.
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