Name: Kyoto Station to Tokyo from Ticket Vending Machine to Shinkansen Train Tour Experience
Uploaded: 2025-11-21T18:04:38.000Z
Duration: 21 min 48 s
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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Kyoto Station.

It's a massive building, really beautiful.

They built it before the Nagano Olympics in 1998.

every time I come here, it reminds me of the first time I came to Japan overwhelmed with the beauty of its train stations.

So much love put into the design of this one.

The escalators going all the way to the top, like you're climbing a mountain.

I actually already have my ticket to go back to Tokyo from Kyoto.

Oh, by the way, the price is 14,370 yen if you have a reserve ticket.

I highly recommend you get a reserve ticket if you're leaving from Kyoto, because the trains are usually full from Osaka, because that's the origin of most of the trains.

Going to show you a little bit around the station.

Maybe we can pick up really quickly a gift for Kanai.

If not, I'll actually be back here really soon.

But I'm going to try my best to maybe even get a coffee, something to eat on the train.

I do have a window seat, which is good, but not the site of Mount Fuji.

But you're probably not going to be able to see it today.

As you can see, the station is really busy.

I don't know if there's a day where the station is not super busy, but

I remember going to the top and then coming down.

It's just one of those memorable escalator rides.

Because the central entrance of the station is so open and so beautiful.

You don't have to go too far to get to the Shinkansen.

Before we do that, I just wanted to take you outside here 1.

Because the signals are always kind of wacky.

So if you did arrive to Kyoto from Tokyo, this is what you would see.

This is the iconic sign of Kyoto Station.

Gosh, it brings back so many memories to be here.

You see that line of tourists over there in the center of your screen?

That is for the express buses going to all the attractions.

I Introduced this to you yesterday a little bit.

But now they have these super express tickets.

You see the sightseeing limited express buses.

Highly recommend that you get that 500 yen.

It keeps the local buses local because a lot of the locals were complaining about overcrowded buses.

But now the local buses that stop everywhere aren't overcrowded anymore.

The tourists are taking the tourist bus, which is actually better because you don't stop at every single stop.

You go straight to your destination, which is right there.

Kiyomizu, the temple, Gion, Heian, Jingu, and Ginkakuji, which is the Silver Temple.

I think they have one that goes to the Kinkakuji as well.

It can be a little crowded, but you can see the line of people quite long going somewhere.

And they'll usually have a person standing at the end of the line who also take questions.

Gotta note that there's also a Bic camera.

So if you need some electronics, it's probably your last, last chance before you get out into the countryside or out into the tourist areas where things are kind of pricey.

But Kyoto Station, very nice, very convenient like that.

My train is actually 12:01, so we have about 15 minutes to get to it.

And trust me, every time I take the Shinkansen, it is an adventure.

So instead of going up the escalators, I'm going to go through here, the central entrance, and

And maybe, just maybe, we'll get a chance to get a cup of coffee somewhere.

I didn't see it being sold on the last one.

Somebody looks like they lost their ticket.

Oh, I gotta go straight into the Shinkansen.

Usually you could go in there with this ticket.

There's a taxi, the bus, and then the Shinkansen.

Literally, I'm following it so you don't have to, but you would want to.

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