【Kansai Airport Limousine Bus】Enjoy Osaka’s Bay Area for ＄11.3

【Kansai Airport Limousine Bus】Enjoy Osaka’s Bay Area for ＄11.3

By limousine bus at Kansai Airport, Driving through the Osaka Bay Area to Osaka Station. We are now at Kansai Airport’s Terminal 1. Kansai Airport limousine buses are, depart from the ground floor of each terminal building. Airport bus routes on the Osaka Station line are,

Many of them are on highways and have a higher line of sight than passenger cars. Therefore, views of the Osaka Bay Area and Osaka City, This is a short, hole-in-the-wall route! Buses on the Osaka Station route cannot be booked. Ticket vending machines are only available in Japanese and English.

To Osaka station, the JR limited express Haruka is 2,940 yen, “ordinary car reserved seat”, Airport buses cost 1600 yen. Unreserved seats, but you can always sit down! There is an information centre, so if you have any questions you can ask. Limousine buses at Kansai Airport are jointly operated by several bus companies.

This sometimes results in buses without toilets, though, There are toilets near the bus stops. Here, at Terminal 1, the buses on the Osaka Station line, They depart from platform 5 on the ground floor. You can leave up to two suitcases in the boot free of charge.

Stops at Hotel new Hankyu Osaka and adjacent to Osaka Umeda Station on the Hankyu Line, Herbis Osaka, a two-minute walk from JR Osaka Station. Hand the ticket to the driver and board the train. Inside the train, the windows are large and very bright! Seats are in rows of four, 45 seats in all.

Seats on the left window on the sea side are recommended. There is a reading light and air-conditioning above each seat. There are hooks and seat-back pockets in front of the seats. Feet can fit under the seat in front of you, so it doesn’t feel so narrow. The seat pitch is like this.

Today, Hankyu Bus vehicles are not equipped with toilets. It takes about 60 minutes to reach Osaka Station. Through the bay coast for approx. 74 km. On time, departing Kansai International Airport Terminal 1! Aircraft and control tower visible. Crossing the Kansai Airport Bridge “Sky Gate Bridge R”.

Passengers start taking photos en masse as they cross the bridge. Izumisano is home to both an international airport and a fishing port, The city has a population of approximately 100 000. The famous beach “Nishikinohama Beach” is visible. Beautiful. Kansai Airport Bridge can be seen.

Passing a fishing port in Kishiwada, where the “Danjiri festival” is famous. Kishiwada City has a population of about 190 000. Birds are flying and it’s nice. There used to be a lot of timber loading and unloading in this area. We are now in the Sakai-Senboku waterfront industrial area.

Petroleum, chemical, steel and metal plants, power stations and gas production plants are located here. In Sakai, the bus exits the motorway, Back on the motorway again. Adjacent to Osaka City, Sakai is an ordinance-designated city with a population of about 840,000. When the Dotonbori River in Osaka Namba is visible,

Soon the skyscrapers around Osaka Station came into view. The population of Osaka City is approximately 2.69 million. Osaka Umeda is the largest terminal district in western Japan with approximately 2.5 million passengers per day. The “Yodobashi Camera” in front of JR Osaka Station comes into view.

The Yodobashi Camera is Japan’s largest electronics retailer in terms of both sales and sales floor space. It is amazing that a single shop has annual sales of more than 100 billion yen. The train stops at the “Hotel new Hankyu Osaka” two minutes behind schedule.

Many people get off and there are now only about 10 people on the train. All airport limousine buses are equipped with GPS. In constant contact with HQ, In the event of traffic congestion, the route is rerouted to avoid delays. Two minutes ahead of schedule, Arrival at Herbis Osaka Bus Terminal in Nishi-Umeda.

From Terminal 1, it was a 65-minute bus journey. Handing over the voucher and receiving the luggage in the boot. Bus terminal, besides airport buses, Express buses to and from the Chugoku and Shikoku regions and Tokyo. Clean facility with waiting rooms, toilets and coin lockers. This bus terminal is located at “Herbis OSAKA”,

The bus terminal is located in a commercial complex adjacent to the Hotel Ritz-Carlton, Osaka. Hilton Plaza and Hilton Hotel nearby, Quiet and calm atmosphere. It is also conveniently connected to JR Osaka Station by an underground walkway. On the Kansai Airport Limousine Bus,

In 1 hour, from fishing port to industrial area, urban night view… etc, Various Osaka cities can be enjoyed as you move around. Japanese airport buses have clean windows and a good view of the landscape. I was able to check all my baggage, sit down and move around easily.

But there is no chance of getting stuck in traffic. It’s necessary to get on the train with plenty of time to spare. How was it?　In this channel, Public transport such as trains, buses, ferries and, Unique hotels in Japan. If you like, please give us a high rating and subscribe to our channel.

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The airport bus from Kansai Airport to Osaka Station has many motorways and a higher line of sight than passenger cars, so you can fully enjoy the view of Osaka’s bay area and the city from the windows.This is a recommended course for sightseeing in Osaka while travelling at $11.3!

🟢Kansai International Airport Limousine Bus
Line: Osaka Station
Section: Kansai Airport Terminal 1 (5:30pm) ⇒ Hotel new Hankyu Osaka (6:30pm) ⇒ Herbis Osaka (6:35pm)
Fare: 1,600yen/＄11.3/€10.3
Boarding Date: 2023 Oct.
Official Website
(English/Traditional Chinese/Simplified Chinese/Korean/Japanese)
https://www.kate.co.jp/timetable/index

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🟢Time Stamp
00:00 Opening
00:23 Kansai Airport Limousine Bus “Osaka Station Line”
00:47 Purchase tickets
01:04 Kansai International Airport Limousine Buses are operated jointly
01:10 Toilets near the boarding area
01:32 Baggage
01:39 Two stops
01:54 Bus interior and facilities
02:03 Recommended seating
02:30 Toilets on this bus
02:34 Travel time
02:41 MAP
02:48 Departure from Kansai Airport Terminal 1
02:55 Planes and control tower can be seen
03:03 Crossing Kansai Airport Bridge
03:15 Izumisano City with international airport and fishing port
03:24 Famous bathing beach
03:38 Kishiwada City
03:47 Riding along the coast
03:52 Remnants of a timber port
03:59 Sakai-Senboku coastal industrial zone
04:12 General road
04:20 Sakai City, Osaka
04:44 Osaka Umeda
04:53 Yodobashi Camera in front of Osaka Station
05:08 Stop at Hotel new Hankyu Osaka
05:21 Traffic congestion on limousine buses
05:43 Arrive at Herbis Osaka Bus Terminal
06:02 Introduction to the bus terminal
06:22 About HERBIS OSAKA
06:53 Impressions
07:32 Introduction to this channel
07:46 Please give us a high rating and subscribe to our channel!
07:53 Please watch our other videos too!

🟢MAP
02:41
Google Map
Kansai Airport Terminal 1 Airport bus stop
https://maps.app.goo.gl/su9c8XAZdQJMc9Hm9
Kansai Airport Bridge / Sky Gate Bridge R
https://maps.app.goo.gl/1kUr6guTYWYAsbjR7
Nishikinohama Beach
https://maps.app.goo.gl/WcqBNBHvZ6qugsXF8
Sakai Senboku Waterfront Industrial Zone / Cosmo Oil
https://maps.app.goo.gl/JeBhM4LjmWstqPUq9
Hotel new Hankyu Osaka
https://maps.app.goo.gl/6n8kwHpbNxSiHK5d9
Herbis Osaka Bus Terminal
https://maps.app.goo.gl/z7YMPF58FzTTQyo17

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