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What is the nearest station?
The nearest is Umekoji-Kyotonishi on the JR Sagano Line, about 2 minutes' walk. From the central exit of JR Kyoto Station it is about 20 minutes' walk, or you can take a bus from the terminal in front of Kyoto Station and alight at Umekoji Koen Kyoto Tetsudo Hakubutsukan-mae.
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Is it enjoyable for small children?
Yes. Young children (age 3 and over) pay 200 yen, and there is plenty for them, including the SL Steam train ride and the railway diorama. Visitors of all ages can spend a full day here.
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Can I try the driving simulator?
There is a driving simulator that lets you feel what it is like to be a train driver. A separate ticket is required; please see the official website for prices and how it works.
What is the SL Steam train?
It is an experience in which you ride carriages pulled by a real steam locomotive. A separate fare applies (300 yen for general visitors and university and high school students, 100 yen for junior high and elementary school students and young children). It is popular, so we recommend checking in advance.
주변 정보 (1)
Are there other places to visit nearby?
The museum stands in Umekoji Park, with the Kyoto Aquarium about 6 minutes' walk away. Umekoji Park itself is a green public park, popular for cherry blossom in spring and autumn leaves.
영업 (1)
When is it closed?
The museum normally closes on Wednesdays (open when Wednesday is a public holiday) and over the New Year period (30 December to 1 January). It may open on Wednesdays during long holidays such as the spring and summer breaks. Please check the official website for the latest information.
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How many vehicles are on display?
Fifty-four actual vehicles are preserved and displayed, from steam locomotives to Shinkansen trains. The fan-shaped roundhouse (the Umekoji steam locomotive depot), a national Important Cultural Property, is another highlight.
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What are the opening hours and admission?
Open 10:00-17:00 (last admission 16:30). Admission is 1,500 yen for general visitors, 1,300 yen for university and high school students, 500 yen for junior high and elementary school students and 200 yen for young children (age 3 and over). The SL Steam train and the driving simulator carry separate charges.
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What is the railway diorama like?
It is one of the largest railway dioramas in Japan, where model trains run to a presentation of lighting, music and narration. It is popular with visitors of all ages.
What is the view from the Sky Terrace on the third floor?
The Sky Terrace on the third floor is popular as a railway viewpoint, from which you can watch trains on the JR Kyoto and San-in lines and Shinkansen services passing, all at close range.
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Is there parking?
The museum has no car park of its own. Please come by public transport. The museum supports the Walkable City Kyoto principle and encourages the use of public transport.
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What is the address?
Kankijicho, Shimogyo Ward, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture
Is there parking?
Parking is not available.
When is it closed?
Wednesdays (open when Wednesday is a public holiday) and over the New Year period (30 December to 1 January). It also opens on Wednesdays during the spring and summer school holidays.
What are the opening hours?
10:00-17:00 (last admission 16:30).
How do I get there?
About 2 minutes' walk from Umekoji-Kyotonishi Station on the JR Sagano Line. About 20 minutes' walk from the central exit of JR Kyoto Station. From the bus terminal in front of Kyoto Station, alight at Umekoji Koen Kyoto Tetsudo Hakubutsukan-mae.
How much is admission?
General 1,500 yen, university and high school students 1,300 yen, junior high and elementary school students 500 yen, young children (age 3 and over) 200 yen. The SL Steam train and the driving simulator are charged separately.