
Amagasaki Hyogo, Japan Travel Guide
Amagasaki is well-served by two main airports in the Kansai region.
Both airports have extensive services, while flight prices fluctuate seasonally.
Take JR Haruka Express to Osaka Station, then local JR train to Amagasaki (60-80 min, ¥2,000-¥3,000).
Take a Limousine Bus to Osaka Station, then JR train to Amagasaki (40-60 min total).
Taxis from KIX are expensive (¥18,000-¥25,000+). From ITM, taxis are around ¥5,000-¥7,000.
Extensive facilities including duty-free, diverse restaurants, lounges, currency exchange, ATMs, luggage services, and hotels. Free Wi-Fi available.
Good facilities for domestic travel including shops, restaurants, and lounges. Free Wi-Fi is also available throughout the airport.
Tourist information centers are available at KIX to assist travelers with onward journeys and local information.
Amagasaki functions as a major railway hub, with excellent connections throughout Kansai.
Options for car rentals and long-distance buses.
Amagasaki lacks direct ferry or cruise port facilities for passenger arrivals.
Plan your departure smoothly by understanding exit fees and airport procedures.
A final check of these points ensures a stress-free departure.
Smooth navigation through departure procedures.
Ensure passport validity and any necessary visa documentation are in order.
Confirm all belongings are packed, and no prohibited items are in carry-on or checked bags.
Convert any remaining yen or ensure you have funds for final purchases/transport.
The most efficient transfer involves using the JR network.
For domestic flights, Osaka Itami Airport is closer and with easy access.
From major Osaka coach terminals to various cities across Japan. Connect to Osaka terminals from Amagasaki by train.
Domestic ferries to Shikoku, Kyushu, and Okinawa. Connect to Kobe Sannomiya Station from Amagasaki.
International ferries to Korea and China. Connect to Osaka-Namba or Osaka-Umeda from Amagasaki.
Confirm your departure terminal and flight status before heading to the airport.