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Home - Travel - Yamaguchi
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How to get to Yamaguchi

Shin-Yamaguchi Station (formerly known as Ogori Station) is a station on the Sanyo Shinkansen, two hours west of Shin-Osaka (12,470 Yen by hikari), 40 minutes east of Fukuoka (5,640 Yen by hikari) and five hours west of Tokyo (20,250 Yen by hikari).

Shin-Yamaguchi Station, however, stands several kilometers outside of the city center, so you need to take a train on the Yamaguchi Line to the centrally located Yamaguchi Station. There are one to three trains per hour, taking about 20 minutes and 230 Yen for the one-way trip.

Note that a popular steam train, the SL Yamaguchi, operates on the line between Shin-Yamaguchi, Yamaguchi and Tsuwano on weekends and holidays from March to November. Seat reservations are mandatory.

Above fees and schedules are subject to change. For the current Yen exchange rate, click here.
 

Orientation

Shin-Yamaguchi Station is the shinkansen station, over ten kilometers outside of the city center, while Yamaguchi Station is the central station.

Most attractions are within three kilometers from the station and can be reached on foot or by rental bicycles, which are available outside the station and cost 320 Yen for two hours, 100 Yen for additional hours or 840 Yen for the whole day.

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SL Yamaguchi
Information about the steam train operating between Shin-Yamaguchi and Tsuwano.

 

 
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