Tokyo–Fukui Bullet Train Shinkansen Tickets
Overview
Speed between Tokyo and Fukui with reserved Shinkansen bullet train tickets. Book online now to guarantee seats for a super-smooth journey on a Kagayaki train, on the new extension to the Hokuriku Shinkansen, for fewer stops and more fun! For other routes, see our [**Japan Shinkansen ticket page!**](https://experiences.travel.rakuten.com/destinations/japan/shinkansen)
Highlights
- No fuss with timetables — we arrange seats closest to your preferred time-
- Peace of mind — secure tickets before arriving in Japan
- Ride easy — no queuing to buy
- The ride of your life — enjoy true Japanese hospitality and comfort
- Rakuten Points — earn or use points for each ticket purchased
Description
Japan's Shinkansen bullet train network is world-famous, offering fantastic speed and superb comfort. Ideal for long-distance journeys, the Shinkansen eats up the miles for easy inter-city travel across Japan. With Tokyo-to-Fukui bullet train tickets (or Fukui-to-Tokyo bullet train tickets), you’ll cruise along the Hokuriku Shinkansen at incredible speed on a ride like no other. If your itinerary covers Tokyo and Fukui, book reserved bullet train tickets now, so nothing gets in the way of your perfect Japan adventure! **About Fares** • A basic fare ticket is required for all train travel in Japan • Travel on the Shinkansen requires a supplemental super (limited) express ticket • To guarantee your seat, all our options include both the basic fare ticket and a super (limited) express reserved seat ticket
How it works
Passenger Ages: • Adult: ages 12+ (12-year-olds still in elementary school count as “Child”) • Child: ages 6–11 (6-year-olds who have not entered elementary school count as “Infant”) • Infant: ages 1–5 years • Baby: less than 1 year old Fares for children, infants, and babies: • The Child basic fare, limited express, express, and reserved seat tickets are half the adult price (5 yen is rounded down) • Infants and Babies require no fare except: 1: When the number of Infants accompanying 1 adult or child is 3 or more (fares and charges are required for the third and any additional Infants) 2: When an Infant or Baby uses a reserved seat 3: When an Infant travels alone