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Passes found: 28
Tokyo and nearby areas
The Tokyo 1-Day Ticket · 東京フリーきっぷ is valid for one day on specified JR local and rapid trains within Tokyo’s 23 wards, Tokyo Metro, Toei Subway, the Nippori-Toneri Liner, Tokyo Sakura Tram and Toei buses. Late-night and reserved-seat Toei buses are excluded.
Coverage and how to use →Tokyo and nearby areas
The Tokunai Pass · 都区内パス is a one-day ticket for non-reserved seats in ordinary cars of specified JR local and rapid trains within Tokyo’s 23 wards. Tokyo Metro and Toei Subway are not included.
Coverage and how to use →Tokyo and nearby areas
The NONBIRI Holiday Suica Pass · のんびりホリデーSuicaパス is an IC card-only ticket for one day on specified JR routes around Tokyo, the Rinkai Line and Tokyo Monorail. It is available for Saturdays, Sundays, Japanese public holidays and specified seasonal periods. Shinkansen services are excluded.
Coverage and how to use →Tohoku
The Sendai Area Pass · 仙台エリアパス is a one-day ticket for specified JR routes, the Sendai Airport Access Line, Sendai Subway, city buses and Loople Sendai, among other included services. You need a valid non-Japanese passport when buying and using the pass.
Coverage and how to use →Tohoku
The Sendai Marugoto Pass · 仙台まるごとパス is valid for two consecutive days on specified JR routes, airport rail, subways and buses around Sendai. Insert a paper pass into railway ticket gates; show a TOHOKU MaaS digital pass at a staffed gate.
Coverage and how to use →Tokyo and nearby areas
The N’EX TOKYO Round Trip Ticket · 成田エクスプレス東京往復きっぷ is valid for one journey from Narita Airport (成田空港) to the designated Tokyo-area JR network and one return journey within 14 days. It is not an unlimited pass. Leaving the ticket gates ends that one-way journey.
Coverage and how to use →Hokkaido
The Hokkaido Rail Pass covers eligible trains on all JR Hokkaido lines in Hokkaido (北海道) for 5, 7 or 10 consecutive days. The Hokkaido Shinkansen is excluded. Reserve an Ordinary Car seat before boarding a limited express train.
Coverage and how to use →Hokkaido
The Sapporo-Noboribetsu Area Pass covers specified JR routes linking New Chitose Airport (新千歳空港), Sapporo (札幌), Otaru (小樽) and Noboribetsu (登別) for four consecutive days. Toya (洞爺) and the bus from Noboribetsu Station to the hot spring area are not included.
Coverage and how to use →Hokkaido
The Sapporo-Furano Area Pass covers specified JR routes linking New Chitose Airport (新千歳空港), Sapporo (札幌), Otaru (小樽), Furano (富良野), Biei (美瑛) and Asahikawa (旭川) for four consecutive days. Tomamu (トマム) and buses to attractions are not included.
Coverage and how to use →Kyushu
The All Kyushu Rail Pass covers specified JR Kyushu services for 3, 5 or 7 consecutive days. Consider it if your itinerary spans northern and southern Kyushu (九州), then compare its price with individual tickets. It includes the Kyushu Shinkansen between Hakata (博多) and Kagoshima-Chuo (鹿児島中央) and the Nishi Kyushu Shinkansen between Takeo-Onsen (武雄温泉) and Nagasaki (長崎).
Coverage and how to use →Kyushu
The Northern Kyushu Rail Pass covers specified JR services in northern Kyushu (九州) for 3 or 5 consecutive days. If you are travelling around Fukuoka (福岡), Saga (佐賀), Nagasaki (長崎), Oita (大分) or Kumamoto (熊本), compare its price with the tickets for your route. Its Kyushu Shinkansen coverage runs only from Hakata (博多) to Kumamoto.
Coverage and how to use →Kyushu
The Southern Kyushu Rail Pass covers specified JR Kyushu routes from Kumamoto (熊本) and Oita (大分) towards southern Kyushu (九州) for three consecutive days. It includes the Kyushu Shinkansen between Kumamoto and Kagoshima-Chuo (鹿児島中央). You cannot exchange it at Hakata (博多) or Fukuoka Airport (福岡空港).
Coverage and how to use →Kyushu
JR Kyushu Mobile Pass Fukuoka Wide is a smartphone ticket for two consecutive days on specified local, rapid and limited express non-reserved seats near Fukuoka (福岡). There is no paper-pass exchange. Shinkansen services, subways and buses are excluded.
Coverage and how to use →Tokyo and nearby areas
The JR TOKYO Wide Pass gives you three consecutive days of Ordinary Car travel on specified routes around Tokyo (東京). Covered JR East Shinkansen and limited express services and selected other railways are included. The Tokaido Shinkansen and JR buses are excluded.
Coverage and how to use →Tokyo and nearby areas · Tohoku · Hokkaido
The JR East-South Hokkaido Rail Pass covers specified routes from Tokyo (東京) through Tohoku (東北) to Hakodate (函館), Sapporo (札幌) and Otaru (小樽) for six consecutive days. It includes Ordinary Car reserved and non-reserved seats, but does not cover all of Hokkaido.
Coverage and how to use →Tohoku · Hokkaido
The JR Tohoku-South Hokkaido Rail Pass covers specified routes from Sendai (仙台) through Tohoku (東北) to Hakodate (函館), Sapporo (札幌) and Otaru (小樽) for six consecutive days. It includes Ordinary Car reserved and non-reserved seats, but does not cover all of Hokkaido.
Coverage and how to use →Tohoku · Tokyo and nearby areas · Hokuriku and Central Japan
The JR EAST PASS covers specified routes around Aomori (青森), Sendai (仙台), Nagano (長野) and Niigata (新潟) for five or ten consecutive days. It excludes the Tokaido Shinkansen, Izu Kyuko and Fujikyu Railway. Compare the pass price with individual tickets for your actual itinerary.
Coverage and how to use →Kansai
The WEST QR Kansai Area Pass is a QR ticket for one to four consecutive days on covered JR local services and HARUKA. HARUKA non-reserved seating is included, with up to two reservations in dedicated reserved-seat cars. Shinkansen services are excluded.
Coverage and how to use →Kansai
The WEST QR Kansai Mini Pass is a QR ticket for three consecutive days on covered JR local, Rapid and Special Rapid services. Limited express trains, including HARUKA, require a separate limited express ticket. Shinkansen services are excluded.
Coverage and how to use →Tokyo and nearby areas · Hokuriku and Central Japan · Kansai
The Hokuriku Arch Pass covers specified routes from Tokyo (東京) via Hokuriku to Kyoto (京都) and Osaka (大阪) for seven consecutive days. It includes the Tokyo–Tsuruga (敦賀) Hokuriku Shinkansen, but excludes the Tokyo–Kyoto–Shin-Osaka (新大阪) Tokaido Shinkansen and the Sanyo Shinkansen.
Coverage and how to use →Kansai · Sanyo and Sanin · Shikoku and Setouchi
The Kansai WIDE Area Excursion Pass covers specified routes around Kansai, Okayama (岡山) and Tottori (鳥取) for three consecutive days. Foreign passport holders visiting or living in Japan can use it. It is a different product from the standard five-day Kansai WIDE Area Pass.
Coverage and how to use →Hokuriku and Central Japan · Kansai · Sanyo and Sanin
The JR-WEST All Area Pass covers specified rail, bus and ferry routes in western Japan for seven consecutive days. It includes the Sanyo Shinkansen from Shin-Osaka (新大阪) to Hakata (博多) and the Hokuriku Shinkansen from Tsuruga (敦賀) to Joetsumyoko (上越妙高). It is different from the nationwide JAPAN RAIL PASS.
Coverage and how to use →Kansai · Sanyo and Sanin
The Kansai-Hiroshima Area Pass covers eligible trains for five consecutive days. Its Sanyo Shinkansen section is Shin-Osaka (新大阪)–Hiroshima (広島). Reserve your Ordinary Car seat before boarding.
Coverage and how to use →Kansai · Hokuriku and Central Japan
The Kansai-Hokuriku Area Pass covers specified routes in Kansai and Hokuriku for seven consecutive days. It includes the Shin-Osaka (新大阪)–Okayama (岡山) Sanyo Shinkansen and Tsuruga (敦賀)–Joetsumyoko (上越妙高) Hokuriku Shinkansen. Travel towards Tokyo (東京) is excluded.
Coverage and how to use →Sanyo and Sanin · Kyushu
The Okayama-Hiroshima-Yamaguchi Area Pass covers eligible trains for five consecutive days. Its Sanyo Shinkansen section is Okayama (岡山)–Hakata (博多). Reserve your Ordinary Car seat before boarding.
Coverage and how to use →Kansai · Sanyo and Sanin · Shikoku and Setouchi · Kyushu
The Sanyo-San’in Area Pass covers specified Kansai, Sanyo and Sanin routes for seven consecutive days. It includes the Shin-Osaka (新大阪)–Hakata (博多) Sanyo Shinkansen. The Kyushu and Hokuriku Shinkansen are excluded.
Coverage and how to use →Across Japan
The JAPAN RAIL PASS is jointly offered by the six JR passenger railway companies for seven, fourteen or twenty-one days. Choose Ordinary or Green Car travel. Nozomi and Mizuho require both a valid pass and the dedicated additional ticket.
Coverage and how to use →Kansai
The Kansai WIDE Area Pass covers specified routes in Kansai and towards Okayama (岡山), Tottori (鳥取) and Takamatsu (高松) for five consecutive days. Its Sanyo Shinkansen coverage is limited to Shin-Osaka (新大阪)–Okayama. Compare the pass with individual tickets for the journeys you will actually take.
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