Japan Tokyo | Greater Tokyo Pass 5-Day Unlimited Travel Pass | E-Ticket
- Purchase a Greater Tokyo Pass and travel easily across every corner of the Kanto region.
- Enjoy unlimited rides on 13 private railways in the Kanto area, as well as buses from 31 companies across Tokyo and its three neighboring prefectures.
- Travel unlimitedly for 5 days and enjoy a great value, relaxed, and convenient trip to Tokyo.
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－ About the Pass －
- The Greater Tokyo Pass
allows for 5 consecutive days of unlimited travel on private railways and buses, perfect for exploring Tokyo and its surrounding areas. Enjoy free access to 13 railway lines in the Kanto region and buses from 31 companies across Tokyo and its three neighboring prefectures.
※Please note that JR lines, Tokyo Monorail, and other select trains, as well as bus routes other than Toei Bus, are not included.
－ Coverage －
- Odakyu Electric Railway, Keio Corporation, Keisei Electric Railway (excluding Matsudo Line), Keikyu Corporation, Sagami Railway, Seibu Railway, Tokyu Railways, Tokyo Metro, Tokyo Metropolitan Bureau of Transportation, Tobu Railway, Yokohama Municipal Subway, Yokohama Minatomirai Railway, Yurikamome
- Tokyo Metropolitan Bureau of Transportation (Toei Bus)
- JR lines, Tokyo Monorail, and other select trains, as well as bus routes other than Toei Bus, are not included.
- For the detailed route map, please refer to this link (Traditional Chinese・Simplified Chinese・English・Korean)
※If taking limited express trains or reserved-seat trains, please purchase a separate limited express ticket or reserved-seat ticket.
※If you disembark outside the valid coverage area, you will need to pay the fare for that segment separately.
※When the Keisei Line route includes the Narita SKY ACCESS line (between Keisei-Takasago Station and Narita Airport Terminal 1 Station), it can only be used for: ① Between any Keisei Line station (excluding the Hokuso Line section from Shin-Kamagaki Station to Inba-Nihon-Idai Station) and Narita-Yuukawa Station, Airport Terminal 2 & 3 Station, and Narita Airport Station. ② Between Inba-Nihon-Idai Station, Narita-Yuukawa Station, Airport Terminal 2 & 3 Station, and Narita Airport Terminal 1 Station.
※Reserved-seat buses (highway buses, airport shuttle buses, regular sightseeing buses, etc.), late-night express buses, community buses operated by local governments, and joint services with non-participating bus operators are not eligible. Buses within Tokyo, Kanagawa, Chiba, and Saitama prefectures are available for use.
Available routes map
Available routes
Keio Electric Railway Keio Takao Line (KO53: Takaosanguchi Station) "Mt. Takao Foothills (Tokyo)"
Tokyo Metro Ginza Line, Toei Asakusa Line (G19, A18: Asakusa Station) "Asakusa Kaminarimon"
Odakyu Electric Railway Odakyu Enoshima Line (OE16: Katase-Enoshima Station) "Enoshima Area"
Yokohama City Transportation Bureau Yokohama Municipal Subway Blue Line (B18: Sakuragicho Station) "Minato Mirai 21 Area"
Instructions for use after receiving the voucher
Purchase Notice
- Only visitors to Japan can purchase this ticket, so please be sure to bring your passport with you when using it.
- Foreigners and Japanese residents in Japan cannot purchase it.
- You can purchase tickets for up to 8 people at a time (including the user, if all other members are tourists visiting Japan).
- This ticket is valid for 5 consecutive days from the first day of use. One day is from 3:00 am to 2:59 am the next day.
- The voucher is valid for 3 months from the date of purchase.
- Full refund available before use only.
- Once the ticket has been used, no refund can be requested for any reason. Even if the train is suspended due to weather conditions, we will not accept requests to extend the validity period of tickets, refunds, or change the number of tickets.
Reminders
If the ticket is stolen or lost, it cannot be reissued.
If any violation of the rules of travel is discovered, the fare will be increased or the validity of the ticket will be cancelled, or both. When a ticket is used by multiple tourists together, even if only one of them violates the regulations, all passengers in the group will be dealt with in the same way.
The following are deemed to be violations of the riding regulations: ① When a person who is not qualified to use the ticket uses the ticket. ②When the number of users exceeds the number of tickets. ③When the user uses the ticket without bringing his or her passport. ④When the user named on the ticket has given up ownership of the ticket. ⑤ When using invalid tickets (including counterfeit tickets) that are stipulated in the passenger business rules established by major transportation companies to board railways or trains. ⑥ When boarding a bus using an invalid ticket (including counterfeit tickets) that is stipulated in the General Passenger Automobile Transport Service Conditions stipulated by the Tokyo Metropolitan Bureau of Transportation.
If the train is interrupted due to an accident, you can switch to an alternative means of transportation. No refunds or extensions of validity will be required for the above reasons.
If the mobile device cannot be used due to battery exhaustion, malfunction, etc., you will not be able to ride on the bus. Visitors are kindly requested to repair it themselves or contact the customer service center of the device.
If the battery of the mobile device is exhausted or malfunctions when exiting the ticket gate, tourists will be charged for the ordinary bus fare from the station (if the name of the station is not known, the farthest station will be used) to the station. freight.
How to Use
- Please click the "Use" button of the electronic ticket when using it for the first time.
※Only tickets within the validity period can be used, and you will not be able to board the train with a voucher showing the order completion letter. - Please present your valid e-ticket to the station staff or bus driver. Automatic ticket gates will not be used.
- After showing the ticket once, the number of people shown on the ticket must board the bus at the same time, and boarding in batches is not allowed.
Validity Period
- Valid for use within 3month(s) from the date of issue; Invalid after expiration
FAQ
1. What is the Greater Tokyo Pass and what does it include?
The Greater Tokyo Pass is an electronic ticket offering 5 consecutive days of unlimited rides on various private railways and bus companies throughout the Kanto region of Japan. It provides seamless and convenient travel, allowing visitors to explore a wide array of destinations beyond central Tokyo with ease. This pass covers 13 private railway lines and 31 bus companies operating in Tokyo and the surrounding three prefectures.
2. Does the Greater Tokyo Pass provide transportation options to and from Narita Airport?
The Greater Tokyo Pass covers specific private railway lines and bus companies within the Kanto region. While it offers extensive coverage for travel within the Kanto area, direct access to Narita Airport via specialized airport express lines is generally not included. Travelers should verify specific route coverage or consider alternative transportation for their airport transfers.
3. Are there specific ticket options for children when purchasing the Greater Tokyo Pass?
Yes, specific ticket options are available for children when purchasing the Greater Tokyo Pass. Child tickets are typically offered at a reduced rate compared to adult passes, catering to younger travelers. This ensures families can also enjoy the convenience and value of unlimited rides across the Kanto region. You can easily purchase these various ticket types for both adults and children through KKday, which offers a streamlined booking process and instant e-ticket delivery, simplifying your pre-trip preparations.
4. What makes the Greater Tokyo Pass a convenient option for exploring the Kanto region?
The Greater Tokyo Pass offers significant convenience for exploring the Kanto region by consolidating transportation into one electronic ticket. With unlimited rides on 13 private railways and 31 bus companies for 5 consecutive days, it eliminates the need to purchase individual tickets for each journey. This simplifies travel planning, saves time, and allows for spontaneous exploration across a vast area, enhancing the overall travel experience.
5. What types of public transportation are covered by the Greater Tokyo Pass in the Kanto region?
The Greater Tokyo Pass provides unlimited access to a wide network of public transportation. It specifically covers 13 private railway lines operating within the Kanto area, which are distinct from JR lines. Additionally, the pass includes rides on 31 different bus companies across Tokyo and its three surrounding prefectures. This comprehensive coverage allows travelers to reach numerous destinations efficiently.
6. Which popular attractions and areas within the Kanto region are accessible using the Greater Tokyo Pass?
The Greater Tokyo Pass grants access to a broad range of attractions and areas throughout the Kanto region. While specific destinations depend on the covered private railway and bus lines, popular areas like Hakone, Nikko, Yokohama, and Kawagoe, known for their unique cultural sites, natural beauty, and entertainment, become easily reachable. Travelers can explore bustling city centers, scenic landscapes, and historical towns all within the pass's extensive network.
7. How does the Greater Tokyo Pass simplify travel for international visitors in Tokyo and the Kanto area?
The Greater Tokyo Pass significantly simplifies travel for international visitors by offering an all-in-one electronic ticket for 5 days of unlimited rides on various private railways and buses. This means travelers do not need to navigate complex fare systems or purchase tickets repeatedly for different operators. It streamlines the journey, making it easier to explore diverse parts of the Kanto region, including Tokyo, without language barriers hindering ticket purchases.
8. How is the 5-day validity period of the Greater Tokyo Pass calculated for use?
The 5-day validity period for the Greater Tokyo Pass is calculated for consecutive use, starting from the date of its first activation. Once the pass is used for the first time on any covered transportation, it remains active for 5 full, continuous days. This allows travelers to plan their itinerary for an extended, multi-day exploration of the Kanto region without interruption, maximizing its value.
