[Digital Ticket] Kyoto & Osaka Keihan Sightseeing Pass 1day

Keihan Pass, a must-have item for traveling in Kyoto
Hirakata Park Admission Ticket Meeting

Keihan Pass:
The Keihan Pass, like the Tokyo Metro Pass, grants unlimited access to the Keihan Main Line, which connects major tourist destinations in Osaka and Kyoto. With just one Keihan Pass, you can conveniently explore Kyoto, Kyobashi, Kadoma City, Chushojima, Ushi, and Tofukuji Temple.

Hirakata Park:
Hirakata Park is a family-friendly theme park with over 40 attractions. Taking advantage of the undulating terrain, you can enjoy a variety of thrilling rides. Hirakata Park is located just a three-minute walk from Hirakata-koen Station, making it even more convenient to use the Keihan Pass as a combo pass.

Available Route Information

The Kyoto-Osaka Keihan Pass offers unlimited travel in the area shown on the map above. The Keihan Pass actually covers all trains, including Rapid Limited Express, Limited Express, Commuter Rapid Express, Rapid Express, and Sectional Express. This is the most attractive feature of the pass. If you want to see which stations are stopping and want to get there faster, taking the Rapid Limited Express is much more advantageous, as it allows you to travel nonstop from Kyobashi to Gion. If you'd like to see all the features of each pass at a glance, click "Check Keihan Pass Features" !

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Be sure to visit here with the Keihan Pass

The Keihan Pass offers convenient travel options, allowing unlimited access to major lines connecting Osaka and Kyoto. This pass allows you to efficiently explore a wide range of areas, from Kyoto's traditional attractions to Osaka's modern downtown. Now, let's introduce the major destinations accessible by area using the Keihan Pass.

Osaka:
Osaka Castle and Universal Studios Japan are a must-see!

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Shiga is worth a visit because of Hiyoshi Taisha Shrine. It's just a 15-minute train ride from Kyoto on the Keihan Railway.

Eastern Kyoto area:
This is the eastern part of Kyoto, home to popular temples such as Kiyomizu-dera and Ginkaku-ji.

Southern Kyoto area:
Fushimi Inari Taisha and Uji are the most popular attractions.

Northern Kyoto area:
Don't miss out on seeing Kinkaku-ji Temple, Ninna-ji Temple, and Kifune Shrine.

Western Kyoto area:
Just look at Irashiyama and Daikakuji, and you'll master the western region as well!

About Hirakata Park

Hirakata Park is Japan's first theme park and boasts the longest history! Just a four-minute walk from Hirakata-koen Station, it's easily accessible and a popular choice for families. Enjoy thrilling rides like the Ferris wheel during the day, and discover the park's glittering spectacle at night! Hirakata Park's strength lies in its nearly 40 attractions, offering something for all ages and preferences. Whether you're a thrill seeker, a young child, or even a timid rider, there's something for everyone. Experience a variety of attractions and find your favorites to your heart's content!