Kishu Tetsudo is a train line that is running in Wakayama prefecture in Japan.
A train view from Kishu Tetsudo line.
Kishu Tetsudo
Kishu Railway, which runs from Gobo Station to Nishi-Gobo Station, is one local railroad in Gobo City, Wakayama Prefecture, and is known for its spectacular scenery.
The train offers views of Gobo City, the mountains, and the coastline from its windows. Many tourists ride the train, especially in spring and summer, when cherry blossoms and wisteria flowers are in full bloom. In addition, on the section of the train that runs along the coastline, the Kumano-nada Sea can be seen in the distance on a clear day.
The railroad stations, some of which are old wooden buildings and some of which are modern, each have their own unique charm. Around the station, there are also restaurants and souvenir stores that use local ingredients. In particular, the nearby Kanasaki Sushi restaurant is popular for its sushi using fresh, locally caught fish, and attracts many tourists.
The Kishu Railway is an essential means of transportation in the daily lives of local residents, and for foreign visitors, it offers a valuable experience of local life and culture. The warmth and friendliness of the local people are also attractive and much loved by many.
This Kishu Tetsudo line stops at…
Gobo Station
Gakumon Station
Kii Gobo Station
Shiyakusho Mae Station
NishiGobo Station
Enjoy your virtual trip.
How to buy a ticket for Kishu Tetsudo for foreign tourists?
You can purchase tickets for the Kishigawa Line of the Kishu Railway in the following ways:
- Ticket vending machines: You can purchase tickets for your journey using ticket vending machines located at each station. The ticket vending machines are available in several languages, including English, and accept both cash and IC cards.
- Ticket counters: Ticket counters are also available at each station where you can purchase tickets from a station attendant. The staff may not speak English, but you can use a phrasebook or translation app to communicate with them.
- IC cards: If you have an IC card, such as a Suica or Pasmo card, you can use it to pay for your fare on the Kishigawa Line. Simply touch your card to the IC card reader located at the ticket gate before and after your journey.
The types of tickets available include regular tickets, discount tickets for children and seniors, and special tickets for round-trip journeys or multiple journeys. Some tickets also offer discounts when used in conjunction with other tourist attractions in the area.
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