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Premium Seats from Kakunodate Station

Explore premium seating options from Kakunodate Station, offering a luxurious and comfortable journey to destinations.

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About Kakunodate Station

Komachi | Akita Shinkansen

Express Moriyoshi

About Kakunodate Station

Kakunodate is a station in Semboku City, Akita Prefecture. The following 3 lines stop here.

Tazawako Line

Akita Shinkansen

Akita Nairiku Line

Komachi | Akita Shinkansen

This Shinkansen connects Tokyo and Akita, operating coupled with the Hayabusa until Morioka. It is a mini-Shinkansen that runs on conventional tracks and has all-reserved seating.

How to use

All seats are reserved. To ride the Shinkansen, you need a basic ticket and a limited express ticket according to the type of seat. Fares are divided into three periods: regular, peak, and off-peak. During peak periods (such as Golden Week, Obon, and New Year), fares are higher, while off-peak fares are lower. The displayed fare is for the regular period.

Price List

Limited Express Reserved Seat Ticket

This ticket is a limited express fare required to ride in a reserved seat. Since you can select your seat in advance, you can travel with peace of mind even during busy periods.

Green express ticket

This is a limited express ticket required to ride the Green Car. The seats are more spacious and comfortable than in the ordinary car, making it ideal for those who want a quiet environment or for business use.

Express Moriyoshi

This train offers a comfortable journey while enjoying the natural beauty of Akita. Relax in spacious seats and take in the scenic mountain views. The calm atmosphere onboard makes it convenient for both sightseeing and everyday travel.

How to use

If you use the Express Moriyoshi, an express surcharge is required in addition to the fare.

Price List

Express Ticket

Tickets can be purchased at the ticket windows and automated ticket vending machines at each station on the Akita Nairiku Line. Advance purchases are also available on the official Akita Nairiku Line website.