KYOTO, Feb 28 (News On Japan) –
Hankyu Railways introduced on the twenty sixth that it’ll introduce a reserved seating service on the Kyoto Line beginning this July.
The service, named “PRiVACE,” might be accessible on choose categorical trains working on the Kyoto Line. The seating association might be divided into two and one-seat rows, totaling three rows, with partitions supplied. Additionally, passengers could have entry to free Wi-Fi service.
The payment for the reserved seat is 500 yen per seat, and reservations could be made by way of a devoted web site. Hankyu Railways plans to function categorical trains with paid seating at a frequency of about three trains per hour from July and intends to extend the quantity based mostly on person demand.
While Keihan Railway and JR West already provide paid seating on a few of their trains, that is the primary time Hankyu Railways is introducing such a service.
Source: YOMIURI