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New to kyoto? Get information of Trains

When in Japan, riding trains is your first choice. It is said that Japanese trains always arrive on time. The Japanese train is more accurate than any train in the world. People frequently choose trains because they are faster and less expensive than buses and taxis.In Kyoto, you need to understand the basics of trains so that it will be easier when you first arrive in Japan. How to get your desire train? It is quite easy to get trains. for example if you want to to go Fushimi Inari from Kyoto station here are things to follow Open google map and search for Fushimi inari. Click on direction tab and it will show you following details: To go to Fushimi Inari, you have to catch the Nara Line. It shows departure and arrival times. On the map, it says it will take 5 minutes to reach and will cost 150 yen. You can buy tickets at the station or use your IC card to pay. There are a total of 8 train services that take you from one place to another. They are: Karasuma Line, Tozai Line, Keifuku

How to use bus for the first time in Kyoto

The city bus is one of the most convenient ways to travel in Kyoto. Unlike trains, it charges a flat rate of 230 yen all over Kyoto. And for kids, it's only 120 yen. Buses also provide the one-day pass, which costs 700 yen. Once bought, you can use it all day, all around Kyoto. To search for buses in Kyoto, Google Maps is very useful. It is updated regularly in real time and shows all the necessary information. Watch our video:

Train & Bus Etiquett

Life in Kyoto could be troublesome if you don't know the basic rules. The Japanese government has rules that are not found in any other country.Every province and municipality has its own set of rules. Not following the rules can cause you much trouble. To make your life easier and trouble-free, you should follow rules. In this article, we are going to talk about some basic rules that you need to follow while using the transportation system in Japan. Some train rules to remember: Allow passengers in front of you to board the train first.Stay in line and wait your turn. Do not also rush into the train.Let the passenger get off before you get in. It is not allowed to eat or drink inside the train. You are not allowed to eat any food or drink any beverage. But you can drink water once or twice. It is not allowed to talk loudly on the phone. It might disturb others. They will arrive and tell you to stop talking and ask you to turn off your phone. Do not sit in the reserved seats for

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