Limited Express Train Ticket Online Booking : Shinjuku to Hakuba (Azusa)

Ticket details

• Departure: Shinjuku at 8:00
• Arrival: Hakuba at 11:42
  
• Note: There is only 1 direct train per day from Shinjuku to Hakuba

Seat

• Reserved
       You can have a reserved seat in reserved cars.
• Green reserved
       You can have a business class seat in the Green cars.

Train type 

• Limited Express Azusa

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Limited Express Azusa Station Guide: Shinjuku to Hakuba

• Departure Station:
  • Shinjuku Station: It is the departure point for the Limited Express Azusa bound for the Japanese Alps. Located in central Tokyo, it connects multiple train lines, including JR, Tokyo Metro, Toei Subway, and private railways like Odakyu and Keio. The Azusa train departs from platforms 9 or 10.
• Arrival Station:
  • Hakuba Station: It is a small, local station located in the heart of Hakuba Village in Nagano prefecture. It is the gateway to the famous Hakuba Valley, known for its world-class ski resorts. The station is served by the JR Oito Line and is the final destination for some Limited Express Azusa trains from Shinjuku. Taxis and local buses are available outside the station for easy access to hotels and ski resorts.

Frequently Asked Questions about the Limited Express Azusa from Shinjuku to Hakuba

Q: How do I get from Tokyo to Hakuba by train?
A: You can take the Limited Express Azusa from JR Shinjuku Station, located in central Tokyo, to Hakuba Station.

Q: How long does the journey take from Shinjuku to Hakuba by train?
A: A direct Azusa train takes 3 hours 42 minutes to reach Hakuba from Shinjuku.

Q: Do I need to reserve a seat in advance?
A: Yes, seat reservations are highly recommended during ski season. As there is only 1 direct train per day, it may be fully booked. It may be fully booked 2~3 weeks in advance, especially on weekends.

Q: Where does the Azusa train depart from at Shinjuku Station?
A: Azusa trains usually depart from the platforms 9 or 10 of JR Shinjuku Station. Be sure to arrive early as Shinjuku Station is large and can be confusing.

Q: Are there food or drinks available on the train?
A: No. Azusa trains do not have onboard food services, so it's best to buy snack or drinks at Shinjuku Station before departure.

Q: How do I get to my hotel or ski resort from Hakuba Station?
A: Taxis and shuttle busses are available outside Hakuba Station. Many hotels also offer pick-up services - be sure to check in advance.