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Ticket information
- JR Kyushu Rail Pass (All Kyusyu Area)
- ALL SHIKOKU Rail Pass
- Kansai Area Pass
- Mt. Fuji-Shizuoka Area Tourist Pass Mini
- Tokyo 1-Day Ticket
- Hokkaido Rail Pass
JAPAN RAIL PASS
JAPAN RAIL PASS is a ticket that is convenient and reasonably priced for traveling throughout Japan by train.
Train introduction
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Hokkaido
Furano Biei Norokko Train
Asahikawa Station or Biei Station ⇔ Furano Station
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East Japan
Yamagata Shinkansen
Tokyo Station ⇔ Yamagata Station/Shinjo Station
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Central Japan
Ltd. Exp. Nanki
Nagoya Station ⇔ Kii-Katsuura Station
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West Japan
WEST EXPRESS GINGA
Kansai area ⇔ San’in and Sanyo areas
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Shikoku
Rapid Marine Liner
Okayama Station ⇔ Takamatsu Station
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Kyushu
Kanpachi/Ichiroku Trains
Hakata Station ⇔ Beppu Station
Search Through Our Articles
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How Many Shinkansen Lines Are There? A Complete Guide to All 10 Routes and Their Trains
all over Japan
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Central Japan
Rules for taking oversized baggage on Shinkansen
JR-CENTRAL
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Shikoku
New Yashima Aquarium
Amusement parks
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West Japan
La Malle de Bois
JR-WEST
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Central Japan
Ontake Ropeway
Mountains & Forests
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West Japan
Seto Sea Area, a long stretch of adventures exciting, artistic, and introspective
West Japan(itinerary)
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Hokkaido
Biei Shirogane Onsen
Hot Springs
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Shikoku
Sanuki Udon
Local food
Latest Articles
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East Japan
[Tokyo Walking Course] Zoshigaya & Ikebukuro — Ikebukuro Is Undergoing a Major Transformation. Green, Leafy Zoshigaya Makes for the Perfect Stroll.
Tokyo
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East Japan
[Tokyo Walking Course] Ginza, Yurakucho, and Hibiya: A Center of Commerce and Culture in the Modern Era, with Plenty of Antenna Shops, Too
Tokyo
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East Japan
Hot Springs by Train: Katsuura — A Healing Escape to a Hidden Hot Spring Retreat Surrounded by Nature and a Beautiful Rias Coastline
East Japan(itinerary)
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East Japan
[Tokyo Walking Course] A Walking Tour of Asakusa: Tokyo’s Temple of Entertainment — and a Neighborhood That Never Gets Old
Tokyo