日本最新通宵列車的臥舖座位 😴 從京都出發 12 小時
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I’ll try Japan’s newest sleeper train. Current location: Kyoto, Japan Today, I’ll take a night train from Kyoto. 36,500 yen for one night's hotel stay and round-trip transportation. It will be a 315km (195miles) train trip that takes 12 hours. I walk past the fighting couple and go to the platform. haha The train departs from Platform No.31 It’s 8:54 pm. The train has arrived! The name of the train is West Express Ginga (meaning galaxy) This train has 6 cars. Car No.6 is for private rooms called "Premier Rooms". In Car No.5, there are the cheapest sleeper berths called "Couchette". Handicap-friendly seats are also available. Car No.4 is a lounge. Cool! Car No.3 has large private rooms for family use. And the cheapest reserved seats are also available. Car No.2 is a women-only car. But, if your seat is in Car No.1, even men can pass through. And here's Car No.1 where I'll be staying tonight. So nice design! These seats 1A and 1B are both mine. The backrest height is quite high. 1 pillow, 1 sheet and 1 blanket Crew cabin and lounge When the curtains are closed, it becomes a semi-private room. The curtains are a little transparent. I don’t know why. haha The train has departed Kyoto Station on time. We are slowly heading to Shingu Station, the final stop. The seat is spacious, so even big people have no problem. There is an overhead rack above the seat. There are also some spaces for large luggages. Each seat has a table and table lamp. Nice This star-shaped switch is not for the table lamp but for the ceiling light. It's nice to have 2 outlets and 2 USB ports. Free Wi-Fi is not fast, but available You can enjoy the night view from the large window.