Operations
There are 48 Haruka train services per day, numbered 1 to 48; odd-numbered trains run south (toward the airport) and even-numbered trains run north (away from the airport). They operate every half hour in daytime and early evening. A standard travel time between Kyoto Station and the airport is 75 minutes for southbound trains and 73 minutes for northbound trains.
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