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

Gayhan Pass:
Keihan Pass is a ticket that allows you to freely use the Keihan Main Line, which connects major tourist destinations in Osaka and Kyoto, just like the Tokyo Metro Pass. With just one Keihan Pass! You can easily travel around Kyoto, as well as Kyobashi, Kadoma City, Chuojima, Ushi, and Tofukuji.

Eizan Electric Railway Pass:
With the Eizan Electric Railway Pass, when you take the Eizan Electric Railway towards Kurama, you can see a place called the "Map Tunnel" between Ichihara Station and Ninose Station. The approximately 250m section is surrounded by about 280 different maple trees, so you can enjoy the sight of "green maple leaves" in early summer and "red maple leaves" in autumn filling the train windows.

Keihan Electric Railway Lines

The pass that allows unlimited use in the areas shown on the map above is the Kyoto-Osaka Keihan Pass. The 2-day pass is especially useful because it can be used on any two days within the period, not just two consecutive days. The route is simpler than you think, so this is enough, and below I will introduce the available train classes.

The Keihan Pass can actually be used on all trains, including rapid limited express, limited express, commuter rapid express, rapid express, and section express. This is the most attractive function of the pass. If you want to see the stations that stop and go faster, it is much more advantageous to take the rapid limited express, right? You can travel from Kyobashi to Gion without stopping. Also, if you want to check the functions of each pass at a glance, click Check Keihan Pass Functions !

About the Eizan Electric Railway Pass

Eizan Electric Railway operates two lines in the northern part of Kyoto City called "Rakuhoku."

Starting from Demachiyanagi Station, which is close to Kyoto Imperial Palace and Shimogamo Shrine, the train heads north. Along the way, it splits into two directions at Takaragaike Station, and continues east to Yasehieizanguchi Station, and west to Kibuneguchi Station and Kurama Station.

There are historical shrines and temples along the coast, such as Kifune Shrine and Kurama-dera, and you can also enjoy the rich nature of each season, such as new greenery in spring, cuisine served on riverside terraces in summer, autumn foliage in fall, and snowy scenery in winter.

Towards Kibuneguchi Station and Kurama Station, take the observation train “KIRARA” to enjoy the scenery along the line that changes with the seasons, and towards Yase-Hieizanguchi Station, take the “HIEI”.

You can check the tourist destinations and routes that can be reached by Eizan Electric Railway on the official website.
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