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How to get fromKyoto to Nada (Station)by train, bus, night bus, car, plane, or ferry

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There are 5 ways to get from Kyoto to Nada (Station) by train, bus, night bus, car, plane, or ferry

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  1. Train

    best
    1. Take the train from Kyoto to Hiroshimatrain train Nozomi / ...
    2. Take the train from Hiroshima to Akiagatrain train [32195] JR Kure / ...
    3h 33m
  2. Drive  356.7 km

    cheapest
    1. Drive from Kyoto to Nada (Station)car car 356.7 km
    4h 34m
    ¥5,476–7,909
  3. Bus

    1. Take the bus from Kyōto Station Karasumaguchi to Tsudakabus bus Kyoto
    2. Take the bus from Okayama Interchange to Hiroshima Bus Centerbus bus Sun Sun Liner
    9h 3m
    ¥7,700–8,350
  4. Night bus

    1. Take the nightbus from Kyōto Station Karasumaguchi to Kōiki-kōen-mae Stationnightbus night bus Karst
    11h 52m
    ¥8,967–11,182
  5. Bus, fly, ferry

    1. Take the bus from Kyoto Station Hachijou gate to Osaka Itami Airport South Terminalbus bus
    2. Fly from Osaka International Airport (ITM) to Matsuyama Airport (MYJ)plane plane ITM - MYJ
    3. Take the ferry from Matsuyama to Kureferry ferry
    7h 3m
    ¥20,733–33,036

Osaka International Airport (ITM) to Matsuyama Airport (MYJ) flights

Calendar63Weekly Planes
Duration52 minAverage Duration
Ticket¥11,984Cheapest Price
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Comparing Your Travel Options

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

You can take a subway from Marutamachi to Nada (Station) via Kyoto, Kyoto, Hiroshima, and Akiaga in around 3h 33m. Alternatively, you can take a bus from Kyōto Station Karasumaguchi to Nada via Tsudaka, Okayama Interchange, Hiroshima Bus Center, and Aga Sta. in around 9h 3m.

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