Osaka, Kyoto Keihan Pass 1-Day + Eizan Railway Pass

Kyoto Keihan Pass and Eizan Railway Pass,
Get them at a combo discount

Use the Keihan Pass to visit Kyoto's famous spots such as Gion and Kiyomizu-dera, and the Eizan Railway to visit Kifune Shrine, Kurama-dera, etc. You can purchase two passes at a discounted price as a combo.

Keihan Pass :
The Keihan Pass, like the Tokyo Metro Pass, is a ticket that allows you to freely use the Keihan Main Line, which travels to major tourist destinations in Osaka and Kyoto. With just one Keihan Pass! You can easily explore various destinations such as Kyoto, as well as Kyobashi, Kadoma City, Jushoshima, Uji, and Tofukuji.

Eizan Railway Pass :
When using the Eizan Railway Pass towards Kurama, you can see a place called 'Maple Tunnel' that passes between Ichihara Station and Ninose Station. About 250m of the section is surrounded by about 280 various maple trees, so you can see the scenery of 'green maple' in early summer and 'red maple' filling the car window in autumn.

Keihan Railway Lines

The Kyoto-Osaka Keihan Pass is a pass that allows unlimited use in the areas marked on the map above. In particular, the 2-day pass is even more useful because it can be used for two days at any time within the period, not two consecutive days. The route is simpler than you think, so you can just look at this much, and below, I will introduce the available train grades.

The Keihan Pass can actually be used for rapid express, limited express, commuter rapid, rapid express, and section express. This is the most attractive feature of the pass. If you want to go faster by looking at the stopping stations, it would be much more advantageous to take the rapid express, right? Because you can travel non-stop from Kyobashi to Gion. Also, if you want to check at once what functions each pass has, click Check Keihan Pass Functions!

About the Eizan Railway Pass

The Eizan Railway operates two lines in the northern part of Kyoto City called 'Rakuhoku'. Starting from Demachiyanagi Station, which is close to the Kyoto Gosho Imperial Palace and Shimogamo Shrine, it heads north. On the way, it splits into two directions at Takaragaike Station, with the east heading to Yasehieizan-guchi Station and the west heading to Kibuneguchi Station and Kurama Station.

Along the line are historical shrines and temples such as Kifune Shrine and Kurama-dera, and you can also enjoy the rich nature that suits each season, such as fresh greenery in spring, cuisine that can be enjoyed on the riverside in summer, autumn foliage in autumn, and snowy scenery in winter.

Towards Kibuneguchi Station and Kurama Station, you can find the sightseeing train 'KIRARA' where you can enjoy the changing scenery along the line depending on the season, and towards Yasehieizan-guchi Station, you can find 'HIEI'.

Check the official website for tourist destinations and routes that can be reached by the Eizan Railway! Go to the official website