The Grand Class facility on the Shinkansen is provided only on the Tohoku, Hokkaido, Hokuriku, and Joetsu Shinkansens. The Tokaido Shinkansen in this video (the line that runs from Tokyo to Kyoto) does not have a Grand Class car, and should only have a Green Car. There are differences in seat configuration, rows, and service between Grand Class and Green Car and Normal Car. The seats in Grand Class are 2 rows by 1 row, and the seat pitch is very spacious. Green Car has 2 rows x 2 rows of seats, and Normal Car has 3 rows x 2 rows in principle, and the seat pitch is narrower than that of Grand Class.
@@tobiasbrizuela1312 yes, I forgot to mention Tokyo is the final destination for all east bound Shinkansen or those that originated from Kyushu, Osaka or Kyoto.
This was really informative! I feel like I could navigate the Shinkansen without worry, which makes me want to do a video on taking the limousine bus into Seoul...it's easy if you know what to look for, not so much if you have no clue.
![Japan bullet train [Reservation, Facilities] Tokyo to Kyoto by Shinkansen](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/P7-NX3KoU4I/mqdefault.jpg)
Thanks Paul, great info
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!
I dont't know how I got this recommended , but its worth it. Well captured and great commentary , felt like I am travelling with you
That’s amazing and thanks for your kind words ☺️
The Grand Class facility on the Shinkansen is provided only on the Tohoku, Hokkaido, Hokuriku, and Joetsu Shinkansens.
The Tokaido Shinkansen in this video (the line that runs from Tokyo to Kyoto) does not have a Grand Class car, and should only have a Green Car.
There are differences in seat configuration, rows, and service between Grand Class and Green Car and Normal Car.
The seats in Grand Class are 2 rows by 1 row, and the seat pitch is very spacious.
Green Car has 2 rows x 2 rows of seats, and Normal Car has 3 rows x 2 rows in principle, and the seat pitch is narrower than that of Grand Class.
Thanks for pointing that out, my bad there. Thumbnail and title have been updated. Cheers.
Thanks- very useful vid- Do all shinkansens coming from Kyoto will finally stop at Tokyo Station? Would appreciate your help.
@@tobiasbrizuela1312 yes, I forgot to mention Tokyo is the final destination for all east bound Shinkansen or those that originated from Kyushu, Osaka or Kyoto.
This was really informative! I feel like I could navigate the Shinkansen without worry, which makes me want to do a video on taking the limousine bus into Seoul...it's easy if you know what to look for, not so much if you have no clue.
Thank you for your kind words. I am glad you liked it ☺️