Hiroshima Streetcar & Ferry 1-day Pass

The most efficient way to travel from Hiroshima to Mihara is by train, specifically the Shinkansen (bullet train) on the Sanyo Shinkansen line. Trains depart from Hiroshima Station and arrive at Mihara Station. We recommend checking the timetables and available train types, as some Shinkansen are faster than others depending on the number of stops.

Yes, Mihara Station is a stop on the Sanyo Shinkansen line. Primarily, Kodama-type Shinkansen trains stop at Mihara. These Shinkansen make more stops and are therefore slightly slower than Nozomi trains, which do not stop at Mihara. It is possible that some Hikari or Sakura trains may stop there, but Kodama trains are the most frequent for this destination.

The cost of a Shinkansen train ticket between Hiroshima and Mihara typically ranges from 2,500 JPY to 3,500 JPY for an unreserved seat (jiyūseki) or a reserved seat (shiteiseki) on a Kodama train. These prices may fluctuate slightly depending on the time of year and the type of seat chosen. Japan Rail Pass holders can use their pass for this journey at no additional cost for the basic fare, though seat reservations may be recommended during peak travel times.

The Shinkansen travel time between Hiroshima and Mihara is generally about 20 to 30 minutes. The precise duration depends on the type of Shinkansen train taken and the number of stops made. Kodama trains are slightly longer due to their more frequent stops. The punctuality of Japanese trains is renowned, ensuring an on-time arrival.