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The most popular day trips by train from Nagoya are Kyoto, Osaka and Takayama. Find out what you can do in these day trip destinations and how to book your train from Nagoya on Omio.
Kyoto is Japan’s former imperial capital, known for temples, gardens and traditional wooden streets. Its geisha culture, seasonal customs and craft heritage give the city a calm, historic character.
There are 148 trains per day. The earliest train runs at 06:14, the last at 22:58. The fastest train covers the 106 km distance in 33m.
Osaka is known for street food, bright nightlife and a friendly, down-to-earth character. Modern cityscapes sit alongside Osaka Castle and bustling areas such as Dotonbori and Namba.
There are 159 trains per day. The earliest train runs at 03:16, the last at 23:41. The fastest train covers the 139 km distance in 47m.
Takayama is known for its preserved old town, wooden merchant houses and Hida craftsmanship. Morning markets, sake breweries and seasonal festivals give it a calm, traditional character.
There are 9 trains per day. The earliest train runs at 06:45, the last at 20:51. The fastest train covers the 110 km distance in 2h 15m.
Nagoya Station, located in the heart of Aichi Prefecture, is the largest terminal station in the area and a vital hub on the Tokaido Line. Connecting Tokyo and Osaka, this massive Nagoya train station makes the city an ideal starting point or day-trip destination for travellers exploring Japan. As you arrive, you will immediately notice the impressive Nagoya Station skyline, dominated by major commercial buildings like the JR Central Towers and JR Gate Tower.
If you check a Nagoya Station map, you will see that the Tokaido Shinkansen platforms are located on the Taiko-dori side of the station. Passengers entering from outside should follow the blue signs marked "Shinkansen" and use either the Shinkansen North Gate or Shinkansen South Gate, which are close to the Taiko-dori Exit.
The Tokaido Shinkansen is the busiest line in Japan, offering tremendous flexibility for your journey.
Due to its central geographical advantage, travelling to major cities from Nagoya is incredibly fast. For those with a Japan Rail Pass, Hikari and Kodama trains are fully covered.
The route from Tokyo to Nagoya (and Nagoya to Tokyo) is one of the most travelled in the country.
The journey connecting Osaka to Nagoya or Nagoya to Osaka is short and highly convenient.
Travelling from Kyoto to Nagoya or Nagoya to Kyoto is extremely fast via the Tokaido Line.
Nagoya is the perfect gateway to the historical castle town of Takayama in Gifu Prefecture.
Getting from Nagoya airport to Nagoya Station is highly efficient. The fastest option is the Meitetsu u-SKY Limited Express, which reaches Meitetsu Nagoya Station in just 28 minutes. Alternatively, standard Meitetsu Limited Express trains take 35-40 minutes.
For budget-conscious travellers, buses can cost up to 80% less than the Shinkansen.
Travelling around Japan with heavy bags is easier thanks to excellent luggage storage Nagoya Station provides.
The Nagoya Station area is a major shopping and dining destination in its own right. It is surrounded by sprawling underground shopping streets, luxury hotels, and massive department stores.
If you are looking to eat, the restaurants Nagoya Station hosts are famous for local specialities. Whether you are grabbing a quick meal before boarding your train or sitting down for a feast in the JR Central Towers, you will find excellent dining options right at the station.
Japan’s extensive rail network makes it incredibly easy to discover the diverse cultures across different regions. For seamless arrivals from overseas, consider booking your airport transfers in Japan in advance.
From vibrant urban centres to serene coastal towns, you can explore:
No, they are separate but connected parts of the same station complex. JR Nagoya Station serves the Shinkansen and JR trains, while Meitetsu Nagoya Station operates trains to the airport and regional destinations. Allow 10-15 minutes when transferring between them.
The fastest Nozomi services take around 1 hour 35 minutes. Hikari trains take about 2 hours, and Kodama services take approximately 2 hours 40 minutes.
The Tokaido Shinkansen uses Platforms 14-17 on the Taiko-dori side of the station. Follow the blue "Shinkansen" signs to the North or South Shinkansen Gate.
Yes, the Japan Rail Pass covers JR local, rapid, and limited express trains, as well as Hikari and Kodama Shinkansen services. A separate supplement is required for Nozomi trains.
JR highway buses to Tokyo, Osaka, and other cities generally depart from the JR Nagoya Station bus stop near the Shinkansen Exit on the Taiko-dori side. Other services depart from the Meitetsu Bus Center.
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