What to see:
Kyoto Station offers many things to do and
see within its confines. Aside from beings
one of the Japan's largest buildings inside
are a shopping mall, hotel, movie theater,
Isetan department store, many restaurants,
and several local government facilities. You
cant really say you have been to Kyoto
unless you stopped at Kyoto Station at least
once and walked around to see what it
offers.
Kyoto Station offers many things to do and
see within its confines. Aside from beings
one of the Japan's largest buildings inside
are a shopping mall, hotel, movie theater,
Isetan department store, many restaurants,
and several local government facilities. You
cant really say you have been to Kyoto
unless you stopped at Kyoto Station at least
once and walked around to see what it
offers.
How to get there:
Kyoto Station is the most important transportation hub in Kyoto, Japan. It location and
various services make it invaluable tool for sightseeing Kyoto. No matter which airport
you fly into each is a significant distance from their respective city center. If you would
like more information on how to get to Kyoto Station from select locations in Japan
please visit the following link. => Getting to Kyoto!
Transportation in Kyoto:
Because Kyoto Station is the transportation hub of Kyoto it offers various means of
travel. Kyoto Station is the cities main station served by all trains of Japan Railways,
including shinkansen (bullet train), Kinetsu Railways, and local subway. On on side of
the station is a large bus terminal used by most. If you would like more information on
how to travel around Kyoto please visit the following link.
=> Transportation in Kyoto!
Sponsored Links:
=> Your Advertisement Here <= Place your Kyoto / Japan related advertisement here!
Helpful Links:
Reviews of Kyoto Station - TripAdvisor travel reviews
=> http://www.tripadvisor.com <=
Kyoto Station Building - Official Kyoto Station website (Japanese)
=> http://www.kyoto-station-building.co.jp <=
Related Pages:
=> Browse Gallery - Browse the Kyoto Tower gallery
=> Forum Discussion - Kyoto Tower Forum discussion
=> Kyoto Maps - Maps of popular Kyoto locations
=> Transportation in Kyoto - Helpful information on getting around Kyoto
=> Kyoto Hotels - Find and Book cheap Kyoto hotels
Kyoto Station is the most important transportation hub in Kyoto, Japan. It location and
various services make it invaluable tool for sightseeing Kyoto. No matter which airport
you fly into each is a significant distance from their respective city center. If you would
like more information on how to get to Kyoto Station from select locations in Japan
please visit the following link. => Getting to Kyoto!
Transportation in Kyoto:
Because Kyoto Station is the transportation hub of Kyoto it offers various means of
travel. Kyoto Station is the cities main station served by all trains of Japan Railways,
including shinkansen (bullet train), Kinetsu Railways, and local subway. On on side of
the station is a large bus terminal used by most. If you would like more information on
how to travel around Kyoto please visit the following link.
=> Transportation in Kyoto!
Sponsored Links:
=> Your Advertisement Here <= Place your Kyoto / Japan related advertisement here!
Helpful Links:
Reviews of Kyoto Station - TripAdvisor travel reviews
=> http://www.tripadvisor.com <=
Kyoto Station Building - Official Kyoto Station website (Japanese)
=> http://www.kyoto-station-building.co.jp <=
Related Pages:
=> Browse Gallery - Browse the Kyoto Tower gallery
=> Forum Discussion - Kyoto Tower Forum discussion
=> Kyoto Maps - Maps of popular Kyoto locations
=> Transportation in Kyoto - Helpful information on getting around Kyoto
=> Kyoto Hotels - Find and Book cheap Kyoto hotels
Brief History:
The current Kyoto Station opened in 1997, to commemorate Kyoto's 1,200th
anniversary. The building is 70 meters hight and 470 meters from east to west, with a
total floor area of 238,000 square meters. The architect who built Kyoto Tower was
Hiroshi Hara. He build the tower to have a futurestic look unlike the rest of Kyoto.
The current Kyoto Station opened in 1997, to commemorate Kyoto's 1,200th
anniversary. The building is 70 meters hight and 470 meters from east to west, with a
total floor area of 238,000 square meters. The architect who built Kyoto Tower was
Hiroshi Hara. He build the tower to have a futurestic look unlike the rest of Kyoto.
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