The cheapest and fastest way to get around Osaka Japan varies depending on who you talk to. While Osaka has no shortage of transport options available for either holiday makers or corporate travellers, HotelTravel.com’s guide can help you get from the airport and back or navigate around Osaka with ease. Getting around Osaka by car can be a real treat if you have some extra time as it has some of the best roads in Japan. Click the transportation links below for further information.
Kansai International Airport in Osaka
Osaka Public Transport
The rail services are perhaps the quickest way of getting around and the most tourist-friendly means also. The subway covers an extensive area of the city and connects with the JR network which runs to those areas not reached by the subway. The whole system can be a little confusing at times, although signs are in English as well as Japanese and once you get your head around things, it really is the best way to travel.
Kansai International Airport in Osaka
Kansai International Airport in Osaka
Kansai International Airport (KIX) is the chief gateway to the city for international visitors and is situated approximately 50kms southwest of the city centre. It's a new airport and claims the title as Japan's second busiest. Connections are maintained with 72 cities in 32 countries, by more than 50 airlines.
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The airport offers the whole spectrum of passenger facilities catering for all 21st century needs including banks, bureau de change counters, ATMs, a post office, a business centre and WiFi connections across the terminal. More than 110 retail outlets cater for shopping needs while a plethora of eateries including 35 different restaurants and a total of 26 bars and cafes.
For ground transportation, passengers will find regular bus and train services connecting the airport to the city. Taxis are also available outside of the terminal building while car rentals are available inside. Many visitors with reservations at reputable hotels will be fortunate enough to be able to take advantage of free shuttle pick-ups.
Osaka Public Transport
Osaka Public Transport
Osaka is well served by an efficient public transportation system which includes metro lines (Osaka Municipal Subway system), the JR rail service, buses and taxis.
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The rail services are perhaps the quickest way of getting around and the most tourist-friendly means also. The subway covers an extensive area of the city and connects with the JR network which runs to those areas not reached by the subway. The whole system can be a little confusing at times, although signs are in English as well as Japanese and once you get your head around things, it really is the best way to travel.
The buses are considerably more difficult to negotiate and best taken with the assistance of a local, either as a chaperone or by getting somebody to write your destination down in Japanese for you.
Taxis are convenient but expensive in Osaka and few taxi drivers speak any English. Car rental companies can be found at the airport and in the city with reputable companies such as Hertz and National available
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