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Please
see eligibility to purchase Japan Rail Pass click here.
Rail Pass Rates
below are all in Japanese "Yen"
Exchange rate fluctuates every Monday.
Japan Rail Pass 日本全国周遊
This
is the best pass for visiting Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya, Kyoto and Nara!!!
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Japan Rail Pass |
Ordinary -coach class- |
Green -first class- |
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Period \Type |
Adult |
Child |
Adult |
Child |
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7-day period |
28,300 Yen |
14,150 Yen |
37,800 Yen |
18,900 Yen |
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14-day period |
45,100 Yen |
22,550 Yen |
61,200 Yen |
30,600 Yen |
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21-day period |
57,700 Yen |
28,850 Yen |
79,600 Yen |
39,800 Yen |
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* Child: 6 - 11 years old
JR Pass
offers opportunities for extensive and inexpensive rail travel throughout
Japan. It covers virtually all the JR trains: "bullet trains", limited
expresses, local services, plus certain buses, airport shuttle services and
one ferry.
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There will be an
additional $20.00
per item handling charge for all of
the Rail Passes below. (No handling charge for JR Pass.)
East Pass
東日本周遊
You can visit Northeastern cities in Japan!!! |
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JR East
Pass |
Ordinary
-coach class- |
Green
-first class- |
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Period |
Adult
(age 26 and over) |
Youth
(age 12-25) |
Child
(age 6-11) |
Adult
(age 12 and over) |
Child
(age 6-11) |
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5-day |
20,000 yen |
16,000 yen |
10,000 yen |
28,000 yen |
14,000 yen |
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10-day |
32,000 yen |
25,000 yen |
16,000 yen |
44,800 yen |
22,400 yen |
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Flexible
4-day |
20,000yen |
16,000 yen |
10,000 yen |
28,000 yen |
14,000 yen |
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JR East Pass
is
an economical and flexible rail pass to travel around
Eastern Japan.
It is valid for travel on all the 72 railway lines of JR EAST: 5
Shinkansen Super Express Lines & 67 Conventional Lines.
The JR EAST PASS comes
in several variations to meet your itinerary and flexibility :available
as a 5-day, a 10-day, and a Flexible 4Day.
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Kansai
Area Pass 関西周遊
Kansai is
name of area around Osaka, Kyoto and Nara. There were ancient
capitals of Japan. |
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Kansai Area Pass |
Adult |
Child |
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1-Day Pass |
2,000 yen |
1,000 yen |
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4-Day Pass |
6,000 yen |
3,000 yen |
* Child: 6 - 11 years old
Kansai Area Pass
One-day and four-day
(consecutive days) passes are available.
These passes allow unlimited travel, within the designated area, using
non-reserved seats in ordinary-class cars on local trains operated by
JR-West (including rapid-express and new rapid-express trains).
This pass can not be used for Shinkansen trains. When boarding
limited-express and express trains other than Shinkansen trains, a ticket
for the additional charges for these trains must also be purchased
separately.
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Kyushu Pass 九州周遊
Kyushu is the far west island of main 4 islands of Japan. |
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JR KYUSHU PASS |
Ordinary
-coach
class- |
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Period \Type |
Adult |
Child |
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5-day period |
15,000 Yen |
7,500 Yen |
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7-day period |
20,000 Yen |
10,000 Yen |
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* Child: 6 - 11 years old
JR Kyushu Pass
is the latest JR regional company pass being offered to travelers in
Japan. It covers all of Kyushu's limited express and local rail lines
and allows visitors to see Kyushu at its best and fullest, for the most
economical price.
Who is eligible for Japan Rail Pass
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You are a foreign tourist visiting
Japan from abroad for sight-seeing,under the entry status of
"temporary visitor." |
"Temporary visitor" entry status, according to Japanese Immigration
Law, allows a stay in Japan of 15 days or 90 days for "sight-seeing,
etc." If you apply for a "stay for sight-seeing" when you enter
Japan, entry personnel will stamp your passport as "temporary
visitor," as shown below. Only persons who have a passport bearing
this stamp can use a JAPAN RAIL PASS.
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You are a Japanese national living in a
foreigncountry, |
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a.who is qualified to live permanently in that country, or
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b. who is married to a non-Japanese residing in a country other
than Japan. |
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| Note: Persons meeting conditions a or b above must be
required to show proof of same at the point of purchase of an
Exchange Order and obtaining a JAPAN RAIL PASS. |
| Also note: The former condition about a
Japanese national "who has been living in a foreign country for
ten or more years" is discontinued from 1 April 2004 purchase.
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