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Tokyo to Kawaguchiko Trains

04
Jun
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Departure schedule

Morning departures

Fastest trip1 hrs 54 min
Longest trip1 hrs 58 min
Earliest07:30
Latest11:34
Departures5

Travelling from Tokyo to Kawaguchiko by Train

Traveling from Tokyo to Kawaguchiko by train is a smooth and scenic escape from the city to the foothills of Mount Fuji. The route spans approximately 114 kilometers and is easily accessible thanks to the Fuji Excursion Limited Express, which offers direct service from Shinjuku to Kawaguchiko in under 2 hours. With multiple departures daily, it’s a convenient choice for day trips or weekend getaways.

Passengers enjoy a comfortable ride in modern, air-conditioned trains equipped with reserved seating, large windows, and onboard amenities such as power outlets and Wi-Fi. As the train departs the urban sprawl of Tokyo and winds into the Yamanashi countryside, travelers are treated to panoramic views of rolling hills, quiet towns, and—on clear days—the iconic silhouette of Mount Fuji.

Tokyo to Kawaguchiko trains information

Tokyo
Tokyo Station, JapanShinagawa, JapanShinjuku Station, JapanShinagawa Train Station, JapanTokyo Central Meeting point, JapanTokyo bus station, JapanShibuya station (Mark City), JapanTokyo Station (Tekko Building), JapanTokyo Station (Yaesu South Exit), JapanIkebukuro Station Higashiguchi (East Exit), JapanSunshine Prince Hotel Station, JapanTokyo Teleport Station (Odaido), JapanAkihabara Station, JapanTokyo station (Nihonbashi Exit), JapanShinjuku Kosoku Bus Terminal, Japan
114 km
Kawaguchiko
Kawaguchiko station , JapanKawaguchiko bus station, JapanFujisan Station, JapanFuji-Q Highland Bus Stop, Japan
1 h 54 m
Shortest travel time
$44
Lowest train ticket cost
5
Avg. daily departures
07:30
Earliest departure
11:34
Latest departure

Traveling from Tokyo to Kawaguchiko by train is a smooth and scenic escape from the city to the foothills of Mount Fuji. The route spans approximately 114 kilometers and is easily accessible thanks to the Fuji Excursion Limited Express, which offers direct service from Shinjuku to Kawaguchiko in under 2 hours. With multiple departures daily, it’s a convenient choice for day trips or weekend getaways.

Passengers enjoy a comfortable ride in modern, air-conditioned trains equipped with reserved seating, large windows, and onboard amenities such as power outlets and Wi-Fi. As the train departs the urban sprawl of Tokyo and winds into the Yamanashi countryside, travelers are treated to panoramic views of rolling hills, quiet towns, and—on clear days—the iconic silhouette of Mount Fuji.