The definitely easiest way to get to Kyoto from the airport is to reserve a seat on the shared ride shuttle service called the Yasaka Kansai Airport Shuffle. I used their bus 3-4 times during the time I lived in Kyoto, and it always saves me the stress of getting to my destination in Kyoto (or finding lost family members who have arrived for a visit).
All you have to do is reserving a seat through their internet page. By providing the address you'll be staying at in Kyoto, the driver will take you all the way to your destination. You have to share the bus with other travelers as well (the limousine bus takes max 8 passengers), and might thus have to wait for a little while until the other passengers arrive at the designated area.
Note: The shuttle bus is only available to passengers on flights
scheduled to arrive before 9:00 pm.
When you arrive at KIX, go to the Yasaka Information Desk on the 1st floor of Terminal 1. |
The price for one person is 3500* yen (1750/children under 12), and you can also receive some handy discounts if you:
- Reserve online (200 yen off)
- Order a roundtrip (200 yen off)
- Group - 3 or more people (200 yen off)
- Family - One parent + up to two children (Half price for children up to elementary school age)
- Student - Middle school and up (500 yen off. Remember to bring student ID)
- Seniors - 70 and up (500 yen off)
*You can bring one large suitcase for free, but have to pay 1000 for each additional bag.
Note also that reservation online has to be done before 6:00 pm Japanese time the day before your flight.
For more information about the shuttle bus and reservation, click here.
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