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Kansai-Airport Express “Haruka” (Kansai-Airport →Kyoto: 1 hour 20 min) Saga-Arashiyama Sagano Line Nijo Shin-Osaka Kyoto JR Kobe Line JR Kyoto Line Amagasaki Osaka Takeda Himeji Sannomiya JR Tozai Line Kitashinchi Univarsal-city Nishikujo Kyobashi Osaka Loop Line JR-Namba Tennoji Hanwa Line Nara Kansai-Airport Express “HARUKA” Kansai-airport Kintetsu Kyoto Line Hineno Conventional Lines More information (link to Travel area guide in West Japan) https://www.westjr.co.jp/global/en/travel/shopping/access/station.html Access to Kansai-airport Station from Kansai Airport (KIX) How to use JR-West (JR-WEST Usage Guide from Kansai International Airport) https://www.westjr.co.jp/global/en/howto/guide/ Hotels near Kyoto Station Hachijo Exit (South Exit) MIYAKO HOTEL KYOT HACHIJO 17, Nishikujo-Inmachi Minami-ku, Kyoto 601-8412, Japan Tel: +81-75-661-7111 (within Japan 075-661-7111) URL https://www.miyakohotels.ne.jp/kyoto-hachijo/english/index.html HOTEL ELCIENT KYOTO 13 Higashisannocho, Higashikujo, Minami-ku, Kyoto 601-8004, Japan Tel: +81-75-672-1100 (within Japan 075-672-1100) URL https://www.elcient.com/kyoto/en/locations/ 20 ~ 30 min from Kyoto Station. Samco Inc. Production Building I タクシー運転手用 (Show this to the Taxi Driver): 3 Tobatono-cho, Takeda, Fushimi-ku, Kyoto 612-8450 サムコ（株）「生産技術研究棟」までお願いいたします。 Phone +81-75-621-7841 (Within Japan 075-621-7841) 油小路通(新堀川通)パルスプラザの北隣、地図上④の建物です。住所：〒612-8450 京都市伏見区竹田鳥羽殿町3 電話番号：075-621-7841（ナビへの登録は075-621-7840） By Taxi: TAXI 20 min 4 Kyoto Station Samco Inc. Production Building I By Train/Subway: 10 min 20 min 4 Kyoto Station Kintetsu Railway/ Takeda Station Samco Inc. Production Building I Karasuma Subway 油小 Kyoto Sta↑. 路通 N （名神高速（Meishin Expressway） A b u r a n 24 o 竹田駅（近鉄/地下鉄） k o 68 j Takeda Station i d o Kintetsu Railway/ r i ） Karasuma Subway / 新堀 Kyoto Minami I.C. ↑ 川通 Nara Sta. （ S h i n h o r i k a w d o r i 新城南宮道（Shin-Jonangumiti）） ② R&D Centre I 94 Tanakamiya-cho, Takeda, 城南宮 Fushimi-ku, Kyoto 612-8444 Jonangu 2 4 1 パルスプラザ ① Headquarters 6 Pulseplaza 36 Waraya-cho, Takeda, 5 Fushimi-ku, Kyoto 612-8443 京セラ 3 Kyocera ⑥ Production Building II ④ Production Building I 202 68 Waraya-cho, Takeda, Fushimi-ku, Kyoto 612-8443 3 Tobatono-cho, Takeda, Fushimi-ku, Kyoto 612-8450 ⑤ R&D Centre II 67 Waraya-cho, Takeda, 1 Fushimi-ku, Kyoto 612-8443 ③ Product Service Centre 66 Waraya-cho, Takeda, Fushimi-ku, Kyoto 612-8443.

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