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How to get fromCenturion Hakone Bettei to Kyotoby train, bus, night bus, or car

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There are 5 ways to get from Centurion Hakone Bettei to Kyoto by train, bus, night bus, or car

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  1. Train via Yokohama

    best
    1. Take the train from Odawara to Shin Yokohamatrain train Kodama
    2. Take the train from Shin Yokohama to Kyototrain train Hikari / ...
    3h 25m
  2. Bus

    cheapest
    1. Take the bus from Tomei Gotemba to Kyōto Station Karasumaguchibus bus
    6h 55m
    ¥3,100–12,000
  3. Night bus

    1. Take the nightbus from Odawara Station to Kyōto Station Karasumaguchinightbus night bus
    10h 15m
    ¥8,483–11,055
  4. Drive 366.1 km

    1. Drive from Centurion Hakone Bettei to Kyotocar car 366.1 km
    4h 10m
    ¥6,337–9,154
  5. Train

    1. Take the train from Odawara to Kyototrain train Kodama
    6h 27m

Centurion Hakone Bettei to Kyoto by foot and bus

Calendar7Weekly Services
Duration6h 55mAverage Duration
Ticket¥3,100Cheapest Price
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What companies run services between Centurion Hakone Bettei, Japan and Kyoto, Japan?

You can take a vehicle from Centurion Hakone Bettei to Kyoto via Odawara and Shin Yokohama in around 3h 25m. Alternatively, JR Bus Kanto operates a bus from Tomei Gotemba to Kyōto Station Karasumaguchi once daily. Tickets cost ¥3,100–12,000 and the journey takes 5h 15m.

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