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Hyperdia updating?
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2008/2/1 10:37
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How current/accurate is the information on Hyperdia? If im trying to work out 3 or 4 different train routes for mid March can I rely on the information I get out of it today? ie trains wont get deleted from the schedule or times change before then? im giving some of the info to overseas friends and need there journeys to tie in with ours so we can meet up succesfully etc.
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by Steve
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brave question John!
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2008/2/1 14:25
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quite a few, main ones would be Shimbashi through to Hakuba early morning on the 12/03 I did have the Ltd Exp Azusa 3 from Shinjuku to Hakuba direct at 07.24 but was hoping there be a later timed one. The JR Oita Line from Matsumoto to Hakuba looks quite slow (lots of stops) so I was hoping to avoid this. 2nd main one would be Hakuba to Osaka on the 20/03 again avoiding the slow train above to Matsumoto is preferable.
Smaller trips from Osaka im fine with (Kyoto, Nara,Kobe etc)
The last main one is getting back to Narita from Osaka to tie in with a flight back to Aus at 8.35pm.
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by steve
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main ones would be Shimbashi through to Hakuba early morning on the 12/03 I did have the Ltd Exp Azusa 3 from Shinjuku to Hakuba direct at 07.24 but was hoping there be a later timed one. The JR Oito Line from Matsumoto to Hakuba looks quite slow (lots of stops) so I was hoping to avoid this.
Current timetable is still available on 12 March. It will be revised on 15th. If you want to leave later than that, you have no alternative but to put up with a slower train beyond Matsumoto. Search on hyperdia.
2nd main one would be Hakuba to Osaka on the 20/03 again avoiding the slow train above to Matsumoto is preferable.
I have no info on this in hand at the monent.
The last main one is getting back to Narita from Osaka to tie in with a flight back to Aus at 8.35pm.
Shin-Osaka 13:13--Hikari418--16:10 Tokyo 16:33--NEX39--17:29 NRT
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by optimistk
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Another connection from Osaka
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2008/2/1 15:22
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This would be better. Shin-Osaka 14:13--Hikari420--17:10 Tokyo 17:33--NEX43--18:27 NRT
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by optimistk
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Shin-Osaka 14:13--Hikari420--17:10 Tokyo 17:33--NEX43--18:27 NRT Personally, I find arriving around 18:30 for a 20:35 flight a bit too late having had to queue several times at the check-in and for the security check at Narita.
Also, I know that the shinkansen usually work like clockwork and are extremely reliable, but I have had delays due to earthquakes, typhoons, heavy snow and a person on the rails. All these events are over a large number of visits and some of them are less likely to happen during your visit (typhoon and snow), but still, your shinkansen can run into problems and you could miss your flight. I therefore usually stay at a hotel in Tokyo for the last night. I guess I don't like the stress :-)
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by Kappa
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Hakuba to Osaka on the 20/03 again avoiding the slow train above to Matsumoto is preferable
Hakuba 14:38--Azusa26(check if this runs on 20th)--15:43 Matsumoto 15:52--Shinano18--17:59 Nagoya 18:11--Hikari379--19:03 Shin-Osaka
All revised schedules.
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