Kansai Airport ⇒(Direct)⇒ KIT

(Share Taxi) Approximately 2hours

MK Taxi, Skygate Shuttle service

Yasaka Taxi, Kansai Airport Shuttle

Kansai Airport ⇒Kyoto Station⇒ KIT

Kansai Airport ⇒ Kyoto Station

• Train (JR West- West Japan Railway)
  This limited express “Haruka” takes you from the airport to Kyoto Station in approximately 80 minutes.
• Coach (Kansai Airport Transportation Enterprise)
  This bus takes you from the airport to Kyoto Station in approximately 85 minutes.

Kyoto Station ⇒ KIT

• Subway
  Take the “Kokusai Kaikan” bound Karasuma Line Subway to “Matsugasaki” Station, and walk east for about 8 minutes.

Location

The current structure of Kyoto City, a rectangular grid system based on classical Chinese city design, was introduced in 794.
Kyoto was a capital of Japan from 794 to 1868.

KIT is located to the east of Kawaramachi St. and Kitayama St.

Around the Campus

Our university is located in the Rakuhoku section of northern Kyoto, which has a history of 1,200 years. Surrounded on three sides by mountains, the area is abundant in murmuring streams of pure flowing water, canals, and a rich natural environment that one would not expect to find within a major city. A short trip will take you to historic places such as Kurama Temple, Kamigamo Shrine, Shimogamo Shrine and the Shugakuin Imperial Villa. The campus is also located near Kitayama Avenue, a chic area of boutiques and clothing shops. Students have easy access to cultural facilities such as a concert hall and botanical garden.
The river banks offer a beautiful view of Mt. Hiei. One might chat leisurely with friends during lunch, then stop in to visit a temple or shrine during the stroll home, indulging oneself in an atmosphere of history. In the evening, enjoy beautiful music at the concert hall. This rich lifestyle awaits students at Kyoto Institute of Technology.

Mt.Hiei and Takano River	Kyoto Concert Hall
The Grove of Tadasu no Mori	Sanzen-in Temple(c)
The Canal with Cherry Blossoms	Honen-in Temple(c)
Kamigamo Jinjya Shrine
Kyoto International Conference Hall