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How to get fromGion to Namba (Station)by train, bus, car, or taxi

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There are 5 ways to get from Gion to Namba (Station) by train, bus, car, or taxi

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  1. Train

    best
    1. Take the train from Gion-Shijo to Yodoyabashitrain train Keihan Main Line Limited Express / ...
    1h 8m
    ¥671–814
  2. Train via Nishinakajima-Minamigata

    cheapest
    1. Take the train from Kyoto-kawaramachi to Minamikatatrain train Kyoto Line Semi-Express / ...
    1h 22m
    ¥609–750
  3. Bus

    1. Take the bus from Kyoto Station Hachijou gate to Osaka Itami Airport South Terminalbus bus
    2. Take the bus from Osaka Itami Airport to JR Namba Stationbus bus N
    2h 5m
    ¥2,030–2,330
  4. Drive 52 km

    1. Drive from Gion to Namba (Station)car car 52 km
    50 min
    ¥902–1,303
  5. Taxi

    1. Take the taxi from Gion to Namba (Station)taxi taxi 52 km
    50 min
    ¥19,000–24,000

Questions & Answers

What companies run services between Gion, Kyoto, Japan and Namba (Station), Japan?

Keihan Electric Railway operates a train from Gion-Shijo to Yodoyabashi every 15 minutes. Tickets cost ¥470–600 and the journey takes 51 min. Alternatively, you can take a bus from Shijo Kawaramachi to JR Namba Station via Kyoto Station, Kyoto Station Hachijou gate, Osaka Itami Airport South Terminal, and Osaka Itami Airport in around 2h 5m.

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