Kumamoto to Beppu trains

For Kumamoto to Beppu, train tickets start at NZ$ 13.24 from . Overall, prices will depend on the departure times and ticket types.

For Kumamoto to Beppu, it usually takes around 1h 42m by train. provides the fastest trip at just 23m.

You can take the train to Beppu at Aso, Higo-Ozu, Kumamoto, Miyaji, Shin-Suizenji, Tateno (Kumamoto) in Kumamoto.

By taking a train to Beppu, you can arrive at Bungo-Ogi, Bungo-Taketa, Miemachi, Ogata, Oita.

Currently, Operator operates from Kumamoto to Beppu, with around 0 departures per day.

Simply choose your departure date and time for Kumamoto to Beppu on Klook and book.

You can now board most routes directly with a QR code! No need to pick up physical tickets!

However, some exceptions require ticket pickup. Please check the "How to board" section on the checkout page for details.

Before booking is confirmed: Cancel directly on the Klook app: Go to "Account" → "Bookings" → Select your booking → Select "Refund" to cancel. (Note: If your ticket is being issued or has already been issued, cancellation won’t be possible.)

After booking is confirmed: On the Klook App: Go to "Account" → "Bookings" → Select your booking → Select "Change" to modify or "Refund" to cancel.

Less than 1 hour before departure, after scanning the QR code, or after ticket pick-up: Changes and cancellations are no longer allowed.

*Currently, the change function is only available for Shinkansen, Narita Express, and Fuji Excursion tickets.

Reserved seat tickets: You can take the next train on the same day. However, you will have to sit in the non-reserved seats. If you wish to reserve a seat, please buy a new express train ticket at the station.

Non-reserved seat tickets: You can take the next train on the same day.

For Narita Express (N'EX), please refer to this FAQ.

Reserved seat: Seats are guaranteed. You can also choose your seat preference, and we’ll do our best to accommodate it.

Non-reserved seat: You will have more flexibility in taking any train on the specified date/route. However, seats are not guaranteed and are available on a first-come, first-served basis. If your train is full, you might need to stand throughout the journey.