Travel directly from Nagoya to Tokyo in about 1 hour 34 minutes.
Tokaido Shinkansen services connect Nagoya with Shinagawa and Tokyo Station. Nozomi is fastest, while Hikari and Kodama offer other stopping patterns.
Nozomi is fastest and most frequent. Hikari or Kodama can suit different ticket conditions or intermediate stops.
Timetables, stopping patterns and seats vary by date. Search your exact travel day to compare departures and total journey time.
Board at Nagoya Station. Leave at Shinagawa for southern Tokyo or continue to Tokyo Station for the centre and wider connections.
Allow enough time for ticket gates and platform changes, especially with luggage or a separately booked onward train.
Mount Fuji is generally on the left toward Tokyo, usually the E-seat side. Visibility depends on weather.
A Shinkansen ticket combines the base fare with a limited-express charge. The final total depends on the train, date, reservation status and seat class.
Fares and inventory can change, so use live search results to confirm the total before payment.
Reserve for weekends, holidays, busy seasons, groups or a specific departure. Earlier booking improves the chance of adjacent seats.
Baggage over 160 cm in combined dimensions requires an eligible seat with access to the oversized-baggage area on applicable routes.
Nagoya and Tokyo are perfectly connected for a same-day return trip.
These are the seat classes offered on this route. Choose the actual fare and availability after searching your travel date.
Budget-conscious travelers
Comfort seekers and travelers
Images are illustrative. Seat layout, power outlets, luggage space, and other facilities can vary by train.
Search Nagoya to Tokyo trainsA typical journey is About 1h 34m by Nozomi. Exact time depends on the service and stopping pattern.
Board at Nagoya Station. Leave at Shinagawa for southern Tokyo or continue to Tokyo Station for the centre and wider connections.
Nozomi is fastest and most frequent. Hikari or Kodama can suit different ticket conditions or intermediate stops.
Mount Fuji is generally on the left toward Tokyo, usually the E-seat side. Visibility depends on weather.
The total varies by train, seat class, reservation type, travel date and seasonal pricing. Search your exact date for the current total.
Baggage over 160 cm in combined dimensions requires an eligible seat with access to the oversized-baggage area on applicable routes.
