Tokyo to Osaka Shinkansen Tickets
Compare Tokaido Shinkansen services from Tokyo Station to Shin-Osaka, choose an available seat class, review the total, and continue to secure booking.

Compare Tokaido Shinkansen services from Tokyo Station to Shin-Osaka, choose an available seat class, review the total, and continue to secure booking.
The Tokaido Shinkansen is the main high-speed railway between Tokyo and Osaka. Trains leave from Tokyo Station and arrive at Shin-Osaka Station, where local JR, metro and onward rail connections serve central Osaka and the wider Kansai region.
Search your exact travel date before relying on a timetable or fare quoted elsewhere. The available train, seat class, price and ticket instructions can vary by departure, so 9Rail keeps those booking details attached to the selected option through checkout.
Verified route facts
Direct Tokaido Shinkansen services connect Tokyo Station with Shin-Osaka. Search by date to compare the available service, seat class and total before payment.
Source: Central Japan Railway Company (JR Central) · verified
Nozomi services make the fewest stops and are normally the fastest choice between Tokyo and Shin-Osaka. Hikari trains stop more often, while Kodama services call at every station on their section of the Tokaido line. The search results show the actual departure and arrival time for each available service.
If you are travelling with a rail pass, check the current pass rules before selecting a train. Pass eligibility and any supplement are separate from a normal point-to-point ticket sold through 9Rail.
Use the Tokaido Shinkansen area at Tokyo Station and allow time to find the correct gate and platform. In Osaka, Shinkansen trains use Shin-Osaka rather than Osaka Station. Continue by local JR or Osaka Metro if your hotel is in Umeda, Namba or another central district.
Station layouts are large, so keep the final ticket instructions available and arrive early when collecting a ticket, travelling with children or carrying large luggage.
Ordinary reserved seats are the practical choice for most travelers. Green Car offers wider seats and additional legroom. Gran Class is not offered on the Tokaido Shinkansen and is therefore not shown as a bookable class on this route.
Large baggage rules can depend on the service and the combined dimensions of the bag. Review the baggage instructions for the selected train before travel. Mount Fuji may be visible on clear days, but weather and seat allocation mean a view cannot be guaranteed.
Travel between Tokyo Station and Shin-Osaka without changing trains on a direct service.
Compare the seat classes actually returned for your selected date and train.
Connect at Shin-Osaka for central Osaka, Kyoto, Kobe and other Kansai destinations.

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The Tokaido Shinkansen arrives at Shin-Osaka Station. Osaka Station and central districts such as Umeda or Namba require an onward local train or metro connection.
Nozomi normally makes the fewest stops, Hikari makes more stops, and Kodama stops at every station on its section. Compare the actual times shown for your travel date.
Green Car is available on many Tokaido Shinkansen services. Availability and price depend on the selected train and date.
No. Gran Class is not offered on the Tokaido Shinkansen. The usual choices are Ordinary Car and Green Car.
Yes, but oversized baggage can require a designated seat or advance arrangement on some services. Check the latest instructions for the selected train before departure.
Ticket delivery depends on the rail product. Follow the email and My Order instructions for e-ticket use, collection or station exchange; do not assume every booking uses the same QR process.