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Vibrant Tokyo night skyline with the iconic Tokyo Tower, featuring the JR Tokyo Wide Pass logo, symbolizing unlimited JR train travel across Kanto.
Grand Tokyo Station Marunouchi Building bustling with tourists under a blue sky, an ideal starting point for exploring Tokyo and Kanto with the JR Tokyo Wide Pass.
Two young women smiling with snowboards at GALA Yuzawa Ski Resort, highlighting the fun of exploring Kanto winter destinations such as Karuizawa using the JR Tokyo Wide Pass.
A green and white E5 Series Shinkansen speeding on tracks, demonstrating the convenient JR Tokyo Wide Pass for rapid rail access to Kanto destinations including Karuizawa and Nikko.
Detailed English JR Tokyo Wide Pass route map, clearly indicating JR East lines covering key Kanto locations like Tokyo, Karuizawa, Kawaguchiko, Nikko, and seamless airport access.

JR Tokyo Wide Pass


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Please present your e-voucher and passport on-site

  • The JR Tokyo Wide Pass allows unlimited rides on JR trains and other public transportation in the Kanto region of Japan for up to three consecutive days.
  • The JR Tokyo Wide Pass allows you to book a trip around Fuji and easily travel to attractions such as Karuizawa, Kusatsu, and Izu.
  • For more information on booking tickets and purchasing tickets, please refer to the JR Pass section .
  • For more details, please refer to the JR Pass Tokyo Wide Area Pass guide.
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Product Info

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- Ticket Introduction -

  • JR Tokyo Wide PASS

This is a great value pass for non-Japanese tourists. It allows you to ride on limited express trains (including Shinkansen), express trains, and ordinary cars (including express trains) within the free area on JR East lines, all Fujikyuko lines, all Izukyuko lines, all Tokyo Rinkai Rapid Railway lines, all Tokyo Monorail lines, all Joshin lines, and the Saitama New Urban Transportation Line (New Shuttle) between Omiya and the Railway Museum, and on reserved and non-reserved seats on ordinary cars on express trains or local trains (including express trains).

It is also applicable to reserved seats in ordinary cars on JR East and Tobu Railway's express trains (Nikko, SPACIA Nikko, Kinugawa, SPACIA Kinugawa, etc.).
★ For more information and available riding areas, please refer to the official website .
★ How to reserve a designated seat: Please make a reservation at the green window of the JR ticket office at major JR East stations. Please show the JR Tokyo Wide Area Pass and reserve a seat. Please note that this ticket cannot be reserved by the machine.

- Available trains and facilities -

  • Please refer to the official website for "Usage Areas" and "Railway Companies and Routes Available".
  • For more information on trains and routes, please refer to the official website for videos and graphic descriptions.
  • You cannot ride the Tokaido Shinkansen.
  • Please inform passengers who wish to ride in Gran Class, Green (First Class) and Sleeper Cars that they must purchase Gran Class reserved seat tickets, Green (First Class) reserved seat tickets, etc. in advance.
    ※The JR TOKYO Wide Pass only covers the fare (excluding reserved seat tickets for the above-mentioned carriages).
  • Additional fees are required for reserved seats on the Fujikyuko Line's "Fujisan Express" and "Fujisan View Express" trains, as well as the "Fuji Tozan Railway".
  • GALA Yuzawa Station on the Joetsu Shinkansen can only be used during the operating hours of GALA Yuzawa Ski Resort .
  • Cannot ride on JR buses.

- Designated seat -

  • Reserved Seat Tickets When riding on Shinkansen or limited express trains with "Reserved Seats", you need a reserved seat ticket. When riding on regular trains or Shinkansen/limited express trains with "Non-reserved Seats",
    No reserved seat ticket is required. Some trains have "reserved seats" for the entire train. Reserved seats cannot be reserved or changed on the train. Please inform passengers to pick up their reserved seat tickets at the designated location before boarding.
    ※ During the long holidays in Japan (Golden Week, Obon, year-end and New Year holidays, etc.), it is difficult to reserve reserved seats. You can also use the "JR East Online Reservation System" to reserve tickets in advance.
  • As long as the reserved seats are used within the 3-day validity period of the pass, you can ride the Shinkansen, limited express trains, etc. as many times as you want.
  • Reserved seat tickets can be reserved at reserved seat vending machines within the JR East area. (※ Passes issued at some exchange points cannot be used at reserved seat vending machines)
    Reserved seat tickets are issued at JR Ticket Offices or JR EAST Travel Service Centers in the JR East area.
    ※ Reserved seat tickets are not issued at ticket offices other than JR East, such as JR Central, Tokyo Metro, Odakyu Electric Railway, and Keisei Electric Railway.
  • Please inform passengers of any unused reserved seat tickets. If you change or cancel your itinerary, please return the unused reserved seat tickets to the nearest JR Ticket Office or JR EAST Travel Service Center before the departure of the train.

- Reserve a designated seat -

  • JR East Online Booking System is a website that sells reserved seat tickets for trains operated by JR East, rail passes for foreign visitors and residents in Japan, and Shinkansen electronic tickets.
    In addition to JR Ticket Offices and JR EAST Travel Service Centers, you can also make reservations for reserved seats on trains in Japan and abroad online.
  • For details on how to reserve reserved seats when using the JR EAST PASS, please refer to the JR EAST Online Reservation System User Guide .

JR TOKYO Wide Pass valid for

Detailed English JR Tokyo Wide Pass route map, clearly indicating JR East lines covering key Kanto locations like Tokyo, Karuizawa, Kawaguchiko, Nikko, and seamless airport access.

Available on the Narita Express limited express train

Spacious, bright JR train interior with comfortable red and gray seats, displaying station information like Shinjuku on overhead screens, ensuring a pleasant journey for JR Tokyo Wide Pass holders.

Limited express train available for Fuji Excursion

A blue and white limited express train travels through a mountainous rural landscape with snow-capped peaks, symbolizing the JR Tokyo Wide Pass's easy access to Fuji Excursion and Kanto scenic spots.

Available for the Hokuriku Shinkansen (between Tokyo and Karuizawa and Sakudaira)

A silver-blue E7 Series Shinkansen emerging from a tunnel, showcasing modern trains covered by the JR Tokyo Wide Pass, taking you through Kanto's scenic landscapes to Karuizawa.

You can take the Tohoku Shinkansen (between Tokyo and Nasushiobara)

A green and white E5 Series Shinkansen speeding on tracks, demonstrating the convenient JR Tokyo Wide Pass for rapid rail access to Kanto destinations including Karuizawa and Nikko.

You can take the Akita Shinkansen (between Tokyo and Nasushiobara) ※ Please choose a Shinkansen train with Akita as the final stop and take a seat in the 12th to 17th car.

Green E5 and red E6 Series Shinkansen trains coupled together, symbolizing the seamless and convenient JR Tokyo Wide Pass rail connections across Kanto cities and popular attractions.

Purchase Notice

- Purchase & Usage Instructions -

  • Ordering Process
  1. If the name registered at the time of purchase does not match the name on your passport, you will not be able to redeem the ticket at designated locations in Japan. Please double-check that the name you entered is correct in phonetic notation.
  2. When entering your passport number, please ensure you do not simultaneously enter your national ID number (or home country identity card number), as doing so may cause the booking process to fail.
  3. When exchanging the JR TOKYO Wide Pass at designated locations in Japan, you must present your E-Ticket and passport. You cannot exchange with a copy of your passport.
  • Redemption Method
  1. When exchanging your card at designated locations in Japan (please refer to the list of locations on the official website for details; redemption is only available at stations with staffed counters and cannot be done at machines), you will need to specify a date within one month as the start date of use.
  2. After redemption, the start date of the pass validity period cannot be changed.
  3. If the validity period (3 days) of the "JR TOKYO Wide Pass" overlaps, you cannot exchange two passes of the same type. Please specify a date that does not overlap as the start date of use.
    ※ If the pass is of different types ("JR EAST PASS" Tohoku area, Nagano・Niigata area), it can be exchanged even if the validity period overlaps.
  4. If you do not meet the eligibility criteria, you cannot redeem the pass even if you hold an E-Ticket. Please contact KKday for refund procedures.
  • After exchanging at designated locations in Japan
  1. Please use the automatic ticket gate when passing through the ticket gate.
  2. Please note that if you lose your JR TOKYO Wide Pass, you will not be able to reissue it even if you have an E-Ticket or a receipt that verifies your purchase history.
  3. If you exceed the usage range of the JR TOKYO Wide Pass or use facilities not included in the pass, additional fees will be charged to the passenger.

- Refund Instructions -

  • After ordering ~ before redemption
  1. After purchasing the "JR Tokyo Wide Pass" at KKday, if the passenger has not redeemed the "JR Tokyo Wide Pass", they can refund the ticket within 1 year from the date of purchase and pay a 10% refund fee to handle the procedure.
  • After exchanging at designated locations in Japan
  1. If you wish to refund your ticket after redemption, you can do so at designated locations in Japan (JR East counters, please refer to the pick-up window locations ) only if the pass is still valid and has not been used.
  2. Even if the pass has not been used (not passed ticket inspection), if the reserved seat tickets have been delivered, all reserved seat tickets must be returned before the departure time of the designated train before the refund procedure can be processed.
  3. Please be sure to bring and return all reserved seat tickets you have received when you return your tickets.
  4. For refunds, a refund fee in Japanese yen (equivalent to approximately 10% of the sales price) will be charged and the refund will be made in Japanese yen.
  5. Once used, the pass will not be extended or refunded due to train suspension, delays, or other reasons.
  6. In addition, we are not responsible for any additional expenses such as transportation fees, accommodation fees, etc. due to changes in the itinerary.

Includes/Excludes

  • Ordinary cars on all lines within JR East
  • Ordinary cars on the Izu Kyuko Line, Fuji Kyuko Line, all Joshin Dentetsu lines, and all Tokyo Monorail lines
  • Saitama New Urban Transportation (Omiya~Railway Museum)
  • Tokyo Rinkai Rapid Railway
  • Reserved seats in ordinary cars on JR East and Tobu Railway's limited express trains, including the Nikko, Kinugawa, and SPACIA Kinugawa
  • You can also take the local trains (including rapid trains) between Shimo-imaichi and Tobu Nikko and Kinugawa Onsen on Tobu Railway. You can only take the express trains that connect directly with Tobu Railway between Kurihashi and Shimo-imaichi.
  • Other expenses not mentioned above
  • Tokaido Shinkansen
  • When riding the Fujisan Express observation car on the Fujikyuko Line, you need to purchase a separate seat ticket. When riding the Fuji Tozan Railway, you need to purchase a separate seat ticket.
  • Green (first class), GranClass, Private, LINER, Sleeper. You must purchase a separate ticket for express trains and sleeper cars
  • Limited express trains that depart and arrive on the Tobu Railway Line

Eligible Users

Ineligible Nationalities/Regions

  • Japan

Notes

  • Anyone with a "short-term visitor" stamp on their passport, a tourist visa, or a non-Japanese national can use it.
  • When purchasing tickets, the ticket user must present a valid passport (original) to purchase the ticket (only the ticket user can purchase the ticket himself, and cannot purchase the ticket on behalf of family members or other passengers.)

Reminders

  • JR tickets are registered in your name, so the ordering process is complicated. Please provide the required information when placing an order. If the ticket is delayed due to incomplete information, the passenger will be responsible for the consequences.

  • Carriage luggage regulations: size, height, width, length total 250 cm (up to 2 meters in length), 2 pieces of luggage weighing up to 30 kg (umbrellas, crutches, hand luggage, backpacks, etc. are not included).

Redemption Location

Redemption Info

  • Please refer to the following link for the latest information on more exchange points.
  • The JR ticket offices at Narita Airport Terminal 1 Station and Narita Airport Terminal 2・3 Station only provide exchange services before and after the business hours of the JR EAST Travel Service Center Narita Airport Terminal 1 Station/Narita Airport Terminal 2・3 Station.
Available for Redemption

Narita International Airport JR EAST Travel Service Center (Terminal 1 / 2 / 3)

Address Info: 〒282-0004 Furugome 1-1, Narita City, Chiba Prefecture

Service Hours
  • JR East Japan Travel Service Center - Narita Airport Terminal 1, 8:30-19:00
  • JR East Japan Travel Service Center - Narita Airport Terminals 2 & 3, 8:30 AM - 8:00 PM
  • JR Green Window Ticket Office - Narita Airport Terminal 1, Terminals 2 & 3, 6:30 AM - 9:45 PM

Available for Redemption

Tokyo Station JR EAST Travel Service Center (Marunouchi North Exit)

Address Info: 〒100-0005 Marunouchi 1-chome, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo

Service Hours

Monday 08:00 - 16:00

Tuesday 08:00 - 16:00

Wednesday 08:00 - 16:00

Thursday 08:00 - 16:00

Friday 08:00 - 16:00

Saturday 08:00 - 16:00

Sunday 08:00 - 16:00


Available for Redemption

Shinjuku Station JR EAST Travel Service Center (New South Exit/East Exit)

Address Info: 〒160-0022 Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, 3-chome 38-1

Service Hours

Monday 09:00 - 16:30

Tuesday 09:00 - 16:30

Wednesday 09:00 - 16:30

Thursday 09:00 - 16:30

Friday 09:00 - 16:30

Saturday 09:00 - 16:30

Sunday 09:00 - 16:30


How to Redeem Your Voucher

How to Use Your Voucher

  • Please present your e-voucher and passport on-site
Please redeem your physical ticket at the designated location

Cancellation Policy

  • For cancellations made at least 1 day(s) prior to selected date, a cancellation fee of 10% will apply
  • Cancellation is not allowed between 0–0 days from the selected date. Orders cannot be canceled or modified, and refunds will not be granted.
NOTE
  • Due to time zone differences, the confirmed cancellation date is based on the supplier’s local time. Please allow 2–5 business days to process your cancellation request, after which the cancellation fee will be charged according to the product’s cancellation policy. Once the cancellation is confirmed, you will receive your refund within 14 working days.

FAQ

1. What types of JR trains and services are covered by the JR Tokyo Wide Pass?

The JR Tokyo Wide Pass covers unlimited rides on JR East lines, including local, rapid, and limited express trains (excluding some Hayabusa/Komachi services on Tohoku Shinkansen, and GranClass). It also includes non-JR lines like Fuji Kyuko Line, Izu Kyuko Line, and Tobu Railway sections within its designated area. This allows extensive travel across the Kanto region.

2. Which popular destinations in the Kanto region can I visit with the JR Tokyo Wide Pass?

With the JR Tokyo Wide Pass, you can visit popular destinations like Karuizawa, known for its resorts and shopping; the scenic Kawaguchiko area, offering stunning views of Mount Fuji; Nikko, famous for its UNESCO World Heritage shrines and temples; and the Izu Peninsula, popular for hot springs and coastal beauty. It covers major travel routes from Tokyo to these areas.

3. Does the JR Tokyo Wide Pass include rides on the Narita Express?

Yes, the JR Tokyo Wide Pass includes rides on the Narita Express (N'EX), which connects Narita International Airport to major stations in Tokyo, such as Tokyo Station, Shinjuku, and Shibuya. This makes it a convenient option for airport transfers upon arrival or departure, within the pass's validity period.

4. What is the validity period and usage conditions for the JR Tokyo Wide Pass?

The JR Tokyo Wide Pass is valid for 3 consecutive days from its activation date. It allows unlimited rides within its designated area during this period. The pass is personal and cannot be transferred, and seat reservations may be required for some limited express and Shinkansen trains, which can be made at JR ticket offices.

5. Under what travel conditions or itineraries is the JR Tokyo Wide Pass most beneficial for travelers?

The JR Tokyo Wide Pass is most beneficial for travelers planning to take multiple day trips from Tokyo to distant Kanto region destinations within a 3-day period. If your itinerary includes places like Karuizawa, Kawaguchiko, Nikko, or Izu, the pass can offer significant convenience and flexibility by allowing unlimited travel on covered JR and partner lines without purchasing individual tickets for each journey.

6. What is the process for purchasing the JR Tokyo Wide Pass?

The JR Tokyo Wide Pass can be purchased online. You can purchase the pass through KKday, which offers a streamlined booking experience and convenient pick-up options upon your arrival in Japan. This allows you to plan your Kanto region travels efficiently and ensures you have your pass ready to use without needing to queue for purchases locally.

7. What are the eligibility requirements for the JR Tokyo Wide Pass, and what kind of travel flexibility does it offer?

The JR Tokyo Wide Pass is specifically designed for foreign visitors to Japan who hold a non-Japanese passport and have a "Temporary Visitor" status stamp. It offers significant travel flexibility by providing unlimited rides on designated JR trains and other lines for 3 consecutive days, allowing spontaneous exploration of the Kanto region without buying individual tickets for each route.

8. Beyond popular destinations, what is the geographical scope covered by the JR Tokyo Wide Pass in the Kanto region?

The JR Tokyo Wide Pass covers an extensive area within the Kanto region, encompassing Tokyo and its surrounding prefectures such as Kanagawa, Saitama, Chiba, Gunma, Tochigi, and Yamanashi. This allows access to a wide range of attractions from mountainous areas like Karuizawa and Nikko to coastal regions of Izu, providing comprehensive travel within this large area.

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