The Ultimate Guide to Choosing Seats on the Arashiyama Train (1)🚂✨

Basic Info on the Arashiyama Train 📚 ➡️ Train Stations 🚂✨The 7.3-kilometer journey has only four stops: Kameoka Station, Hozu-kyo Station, Arashiyama Station, and Saga Station. ⚠️ The ticket is a universal pass, allowing you to get off at any station, but you cannot reboard once you get off. ⚠️ The train departs on schedule and will not wait for late passengers. Be sure to arrive on time or early. 🕒 ➡️ About the Carriages 👉🏻 First-Class Carriage: The first-class carriage is Carriage No. 5. 🚂✨It features a transparent roof and no windows, offering the best view of the scenery along the train route. You can even take photos by sticking your hand out of the carriage. 📸 👉🏻 Regular Carriages: Regular carriages are Carriages No. 1 to 4. They have opaque roofs and transparent windows that cannot be opened, so you cannot take photos outside the carriage. 🚇 ➡️ Seat Numbering (Odd and Even) 👉🏻 Even-Numbered Seats: Whether traveling from Kameoka to Arashiyama or vice versa, even-numbered seats are on the riverside, offering better views. 🌊 👉🏻 Odd-Numbered Seats: Odd-numbered seats are on the mountain side. There are also some great views near Arashiyama during the journey. 🌿 #Kyoto 🌇 #ArashiyamaTrain 🚂