Tokaido Shinkansen Timetable
The Tokaido Shinkansen Line runs from Tokyo to Osaka via Nagoya, Kyoto and other stops making it the busiest line on Japan’s legendary ‘Bullet Train’ network. On this page you will find the following information:
— Timetable from Tokyo to Osaka
— Timetable from Osaka to Tokyo
Enroute from Tokyo to Osaka, all services on the Tokaido line stop at Nagoya Station. As the largest city in Central Japan, Nagoya is a convenient station to disembark the shinkansen and transfer to other lines running to regional destinations including the Kiso Valley and Nakasendo, the Kii Peninsula and beyond. For more information, see our ‘Tokaido Shinkansen’ main page.
TIMETABLE FROM TOKYO TO OSAKA
Frequent services run from Tokyo to Osaka and the reverse journey of Osaka to Tokyo, with all trains stopping at Kyoto and Nagoya. For details, refer to the following page for the Tokaido Shinkansen timetable.
The earliest service from Tokyo Station to Shin-Osaka Station departs at 06:00 and stops at Nagoya at 07:35, Kyoto at 08:09 and reaches Shin-Osaka Station at 08:24.
The last service from Tokyo Station to Shin-Osaka Station departs at 21:24 and stops at Nagoya at 22:58, Kyoto at 23:32 and reaches Shin-Osaka Station at 23:45.
TIMETABLE FROM OSAKA TO TOKYO
Services from Osaka to Tokyo are just as regular, with all trains stopping at Kyoto and Nagoya. For details, refer to the following page for the Tokaido Shinkansen timetable.
The earliest service from Shin-Osaka Station to Tokyo Station, departs at 06:00 and stops at Kyoto at 06:14, Nagoya at 06:49 and reaches Tokyo Station at 08:23.
The last service from Shin-Osaka Station to Tokyo Station departs at 21:24 and stops at Kyoto at 21:38, Nagoya at 22:12 and reaches Tokyo Station at 23:45. There are also two later services departing Shin-Osaka at terminating at Nagoya Station. The last of those services departs Shin-Osaka Station at 22:30 and stops at Kyoto at 22:46 before terminating at Nagoya Station at 23:20.
TOKAIDO SHINKANSEN LINE MAP
Running from Tokyo Station to Shin-Osaka Station, the Tokaido Shinkansen stops at the following stations:
Tokyo / Shinagawa / Shin-Yokohama / Odawara / Atami / Mishima / Shin-Fuji / Shizuoka / Kakegawa / Hamamatsu / Toyohashi / Mikawa-Anjo / Nagoya / Gifu-Hashima / Maibara / Kyoto / Shin-Osaka
*Please note, Nagano Station is not a stop on the Tokaido Shinkansen Line however it is a stop on the Hokuriku Shinkansen Line, which runs from Tokyo Station to Kanazawa Station.
PLAN YOUR VISIT TO JAPAN
The Tokaido Shinkansen is just one part of Japan’s fantastic rail network. Unfathomable in its size and efficiency, moving around the country by train is easy and comfortable opening-up all regions of Japan for exploration. Our ‘Plan Your Visit’ page has everything you need to know about visiting Japan – from tips on the best time to travel, times to avoid, entering and exiting the country, money matters, staying connected, accommodation, staying safe and healthy and plenty more to ensure that you get the most out of your time here.
