Kinokuni Line Cycle Train

(Local train) Cycle Train Plus:
Wakayama to Gojo

Cycle Train Plus is now running on the Wakayama Line between Wakayama and Gojo!
With a free online reservation made in advance, you can roll your bike right onto the train—no need to take it apart. Just pay the regular fare.

(Note) There is no dedicated bike space on board.
Be sure to bring your own straps (rubber straps work well) and secure your bike firmly to a handrail or fixture once on board.
If you don’t have straps, or can’t secure your bike, you may be turned away.
(Note) Bicycles that are too heavy to be safely carried by one person (generally those weighing 30 kg or more), such as electric-assist bicycles or tandem bicycles, are not permitted for use from the standpoint of ensuring the safety of those around you.

(Local train) Cycle Train Plus: Wakayama–Gojo

On the Wakayama Line between Wakayama and Gojo, a free online reservation lets you bring your bike on board fully assembled. Just pay the regular fare.

Available Trains
Trains running between Wakayama and Gojo.
Available on Sundays and national holidays only.

Some peak-hour trains are not available.
For details, see the List of Available Trains for Wakayama Line Cycle Train Plus (PDF, 1.48 MB).
*The service may not run on certain other days.
*The list of available trains may change without notice. Please check before making your reservation.

Boarding Stations
You can board and exit at five stations only: Wakayama (Central Ticket Gate), Iwade, Kokawa, Hashimoto, and Gojo.
How to Reserve

Once you’ve picked your train, click the button below to open the reservation form.

Cycle Train Plus (Local train, Wakayama–Gojo): How It Works

  • Reservation required
  • Limited trains and bike spaces
  • Bike stays assembled
  • No extra charge

How to Board

  1. Check which trains are available

    see the list here (PDF, 1.48 MB)

  2. Reserve your train online新規ウィンドウで開きます

    at staffed stations, show your reservation screen to the gate attendant

  3. Look for this symbol to find your boarding spot

    wait at the rearmost door of the last car (the spot is marked on the platform).
    Board the last car and use your own straps to secure your bike to a handrail or fixture.

Riding Safely

  • Always secure your bike with rubber straps or rope so it can’t shift while moving. If you don’t have anything to tie it down with, ask station or train staff.

  • Wait for the train to come to a complete stop before moving your bike.

  • Don’t ride your bike on the platform.

  • Children of elementary school age or younger must be with an adult.

  • Carry your bike yourself and keep some space between yourself and other riders.

  • Keep your bike on the inside of the yellow tactile paving.

Being a Good Fellow Rider

  • Yield to pedestrians when passing.

  • On a crowded train, a quick word and a little give-and-take goes a long way.

Important Information

  • You are responsible for your own safety and the safety of those around you while using Cycle Train Plus, both on the platform and on the train.
  • Cycle Train Plus may become unavailable on short notice due to cancellations, delays, or other circumstances.
  • Trains expected to be especially busy—such as those running on fireworks-festival nights—may be removed from the Cycle Train Plus schedule.
  • If you bring your bike on a train that’s not part of Cycle Train Plus, you’ll need to take it apart and pack it in your own bike bag (total length + width + height of 250 cm or less, with a maximum length of 200 cm, and a weight of 30 kg or less).

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