How to Travel from Kansai Airport to Osaka, Kyoto, USJ & the 2025 Expo

By Tokyo Kenchan

In this comprehensive travel guide video, Tokyo Kenchan explains the best and most efficient ways for travelers to get from Kansai International Airport (KIX) to popular destinations including Osaka, Kyoto, Universal Studios Japan (USJ), and the highly anticipated Expo 2025 site in Osaka. This updated 2025 version reflects new transportation options and ticketing systems that visitors should be aware of when planning their journey from the airport.

Kenchan introduces viewers to the JR Haruka Express, a convenient and affordable way to access inner cities. With discount tickets available online through JR West and Klook, passengers can travel from Kansai Airport to Kyoto for just 2,200 yen (versus 3,840 yen at the station), to Shin-Osaka or Osaka for 1,800 yen, and to Tennoji for 1,300 yen. These tickets come with added convenience and are perfect for international travelers trying to navigate Japan’s complex railway systems.

Travelers heading to Namba, a bustling district in southern Osaka, can take the Nankai Rapi:t airport express. Kenchan highlights the availability of digital discount tickets through Nankai’s official website and Klook, making this another stress-free transfer option upon landing. He also stresses that child fares are half of adult prices, making it budget-friendly for families.

Apart from train travel options, the video covers connectivity solutions for travelers, including discounted portable WiFi rentals and eSIM plans available through Japan Wireless and Ninja WiFi. Offers include up to 20% off using specific codes provided by Kenchan, helping travelers stay connected throughout their Japan journey.

Packed with relevant links, prices, and tips, this guide is a must-watch for anyone visiting Osaka or nearby locations. The information makes it significantly easier to plan smooth airport transfers to Osaka’s core locations, saving time and money while minimizing confusion.

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