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3 Days of Unlimited Train Travel in Tokyo from $100

  • Provider: East Japan Railway Company
  • Expiration: 06-20-12
  • Travel Dates: Various 2012 dates.

Explore every nook and cranny of Tokyo with the JR Kanto Area Pass. Starting at about $100, the pass grants unlimited train travel around the Tokyo area, including side trips to Mount Fuji, Izu and Karuizawa. The pass is good for unlimited rides on the following services:

  • JR East Lines
  • Tokyo Monorail
  • Izu Kyuko Line
  • Fuji Kyuko Line
  • Joshin Dentetsu Line
  • Saitama New Urban Transit Line between Omiya and the Railway Museum

    For information and reservations, visit the East Japan Railway Company Web site.

    • Travel Dates: Various 2012 dates.
    • Advance Purchase Requirements: May apply.
    • Expiration: 06-20-12
    • Minimum/Maximum Stay: Pass is valid for three days.
    • Blackout Dates: May apply.
    • Additional Fees: Rate has been converted from Japanese yen and may vary with currency fluctuations. See the latest exchange rates at XE.com.
    • Further Restrictions: Pass is available only to holders of non-Japanese passports. Refunds may be obtained at sales locations for unused passes only. A refund charge applies. Lost passes will not be reissued. Pass is not valid on Tokaido Shinkansens and JR buses. A separate fee is required for travel outside the designated unreserved seating zone. The Hayabusa and GranClass require an additional fare. On the Fuji Kyuko Line, separate tickets are required for the observation car of the Mt. Fuji Limited Express and to ride the Fuji Tozan Densha that climbs up to Fujisan Station on Mount Fuji. The JR Kanto Area Pass does not guarantee seating. All seats on the Hayate, Komachi, Narita Express and Super View Odoriko are reserved, and advance booking is required to ride. Offer is subject to availability and may be changed or withdrawn at any time without notice. Other restrictions may apply.
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