Kyoto Randen & JR Bus Arashiyama/Takaoguruto Transportation Pass

By retro Randen tram and JR bus,
Enjoy your trip to Kyoto

The Keifuku Randen Tram is operated by the private company Keifuku Electric Railway. Randen actually consists of two lines on the west side of Kyoto City, with the Arashiyama Line running east-west from Shijo-Omiya Station to Keifuku Arashiyama Station. The Kitano Line branches off from the Arashiyama Line in the Katabiranotsuji area and runs to Kitano Hakubaicho Station in the north.

Trams travel from central Kyoto to Arashiyama and northwestern Kyoto tourist attractions (Toei Kyoto Studio Park, Ninna-ji Temple, etc.).


You can also use JR buses.

If the tourist attraction you want to go to is far from the subway or difficult to get to, try using the JR bus! JR Bus operates buses from Kyoto city center to the Takao and Keihoku areas, and operates from Kyoto Station to Ninna-ji, Takao, and Togano-o within the northwestern region. You can reach your destination by bus to places famous for their numerous historical sites, cherry blossoms, and autumn leaves.


Introducing recommended travel destinations

1. Togetsukyo Bridge
Togetsukyo Bridge, a famous spot for cherry blossoms and autumn leaves, offers beautiful views of Arashiyama along with a 155m long and 11m wide wooden bridge.

2. Chikurin
Enjoy a leisurely stroll through a bamboo forest with tens of thousands of bamboo trees. You can take great photos with the healing scent of bamboo.

3. Ninnaji
Ninna-ji Temple, where the imperial family lived until the Meiji Restoration in the mid-19th century, is registered as a World Cultural Heritage site and offers beautiful views along with over 200 trees.

4. Toei Uzumasa Film Village
This place is also used as a filming location for actual movies and dramas, so you can wear various Japanese costumes, walk around the streets, and experience attractions.

In addition, you can visit numerous tourist attractions with the Randen Tram and West JR Bus Pass.