Tokyo → Akita
| Method | Duration | Cost | Transfers | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Train Akita Shinkansen Speed | 224 min | ¥18,020 | 0 | Akita Shinkansen "Komachi". Total fare shown is for a reserved seat in the regular season (base fare + limited express charge). Off-peak dates are about ¥200 cheaper and peak dates about ¥200 more (up to +¥400 in the busiest periods), so the price varies by a few hundred yen depending on when you travel. All seats are reserved. |
| Flight ANA (All Nippon Airways) / JAL (Japan Airlines) Haneda Airport → Akita Airport Speed | 65 min | ¥10,500 | 0 | Haneda–Akita Airport (ANA and JAL), around 9 flights a day, about 1h05 in the air. Dynamic fare roughly ¥10,500–¥28,000. Akita Airport to Akita Station is about a 40-minute connecting bus (around ¥950 extra). |
| Bus Budget | 540 min | ¥5,400 | 0 | Overnight highway buses (from Ikebukuro, Tokyo Station, Busta Shinjuku, etc. to Akita Station). Dynamic fare roughly ¥5,400–¥13,000. Journey time about 8h30–9h30. |
Official Transport Information
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- JR East (opens in a new tab)
Train services & stations · English
- ANA (All Nippon Airways) (opens in a new tab)
Airline information · English
- JAL (Japan Airlines) (opens in a new tab)
Airline information · English
- Odakyu Highway Bus (opens in a new tab)
Bus services · Japanese
- Akita Chuo Kotsu (opens in a new tab)
Bus services · Japanese
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