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Affordable travel in Kanto with the JR TOKYO Wide PASS
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- If you’re traveling in and around the Tokyo area, the JR TOKYO Wide PASS is one of the most cost-effective options for foreign visitors. It’s valid on a variety of services throughout the Kanto region, including Shinkansen and other trains that require a seat reservation. In this article, we’ll explain how to purchase and use the JR TOKYO Wide PASS, as well as some of the recommended sightseeing spots you can visit with it. What is the JR TOKYO Wide PASS? The JR TOKYO Wide PASS covers all JR lines and Shinkansen services in the Kanto region, which includes the Greater Tokyo Area and seven prefectures: Gunma, Tochigi, Ibaraki, Saitama, Tokyo, Chiba, and Kanagawa. In addition, you can ride the Fujikyu Railway Lines and Izu Kyuko Lines that access the suburbs of Kanto. Available area The JR TOKYO Wide PASS is valid for three consecutive days and costs 10,180 yen for adults and 5,090 yen for children (6-11 years). It is available for all visiting passport holders (other than Japanese), including those with tourist, student, and work visas. How to buy and use the JR TOKYO Wide PASS The JR TOKYO Wide PASS is only sold in Japan, so it’s not possible to purchase it from overseas travel agencies or online. If you’re flying into Haneda Airport or Narita Airport, you can purchase the pass at the JR East Travel Service Centers, with branches found in Haneda Airport’s International Terminal and Narita Airport’s Terminal 1, 2 and 3. Alternatively, you can pick them up at JR Ticket Offices (Midori no Madoguchi) at major stations. These include Tokyo, Shinjuku, Ueno, Shibuya, Yokohama, Hamamatsu-cho, Ikebukuro, Mito, and Shinagawa. You’ll need to have your passport with you to purchase the pass and can pay using cash or a credit/debit card. JR EAST Travel Service Center JR Ticket Offices (Midori no Madoguchi) Once you have purchased a JR TOKYO Wide PASS, you will need to show it to the station staff when passing through ticket gates. Some Shinkansen and sightseeing trains, such as Joyful Trains, require you to have a reserved seat, so you’ll need to make a reservation before boarding. The following table lists services that require a seat reservation, which can be made at JR Ticket Offices (Midori no Madoguchi) at the relevant station or at JR East Travel Service Centers. Other trains don’t require a reservation, and you can alight just with your JR TOKYO Wide PASS. Recommended spots to visit using your JR TOKYO Wide PASS depending on the season Spring: Mount Fuji and KawaguchikoIf you’re visiting Japan in spring, you can use your JR TOKYO Wide PASS to visit Mount Fuji and the sparkling lakes that nestle at its base. Cherry blossoms frame this iconic scene, which has been depicted by Japanese ukiyo-e painter Katsushika Hokusai in his series Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji”. After climbing to the snow-capped peak, you can relax along the shores of Lake Kawaguchi, which offers photogenic views of Mount Fuji. Arakurayama Sengen Park Lake Kawaguchi The JR TOKYO Wide PASS allows you to travel on all Fujikyu Railway Lines, with the journey from Shinjuku to Kawaguchiko Station along the Fuji Excursion Limited Express taking around two hours. Normally this round-trip would cost 8,260 yen(for reference only). Additional uses for the JR TOKYO Wide PASS The JR TOKYO Wide PASS can also be used to access destinations throughout the Greater Tokyo Area, including the two airports. Haneda Airport can be accessed along the Tokyo Monorail Line at no extra charge, or you can ride the Narita Express directly from Shinjuku Station to Narita Airport. Tokyo Monorail Line Narita Express
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- ประเทศญี่ปุ่น
- 2020.03.14
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Ski Near Tokyo: How to Get Ski Resorts by Train
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- Skiing in Japan is gaining in popularity. In this guide, we’ll show you easy ski areas to get to from Tokyo, ranging from quick day trips to one-night getaways where you can relax in the hot springs. And the more spontaneous travelers can join in on the fun, too. We’ve collected the best areas where reservations are unnecessary, and access is made easy by bullet trains and the Zairai line or shuttle buses. ― Day-Trip Friendly Niigata: Ski Areas Accessible by JR Joetsu Shinkansen Joetsu Shinkansen Toki You can get to Niigata in around an hour on the Joetsu Shinkansen (bullet train), making it perfect for day trips. Once you arrive in Niigata, you can transfer to local trains or shuttle buses that will take you straight to the slopes of a lot of ski areas. Echigo-Yuzawa Station is the jumping-off point for your Niigata ski adventures. It takes around 80 minutes to get there from Tokyo on the shinkansen.A one-way unreserved seat costs 6,260 yen, and the Max Toki, Toki, and Tanigawa are the Joetsu Shinkansen train services you’re looking for.Skiers will love that Niigata is close enough to Tokyo for both day trips and night skiing. Shinkansen Timetable and Price : Tokyo to Echigo-Yuzawa Shinkansen Timetable and Price : Tokyo to Echigo-Yuzawa ・Directly Connected to the Station! GALA Yuzawa GALA Yuzawa GALA Yuzawa Snow Resort lets you make the best use of your time if you’re planning a ski day trip. The resort is directly connected to GALA Yuzawa Station, and you can ride the gondola all the way to the slopes straight from the station. You’ll find rentals, hot springs, and other facilities in the station, making it perfect for day trips. You won’t waste any travel time you could spend skiing. GALA Yuzawa Station The super convenient GALA Yuzawa Station is only open during the winter, though. Trains stop here according to GALA’s opening schedule around mid-December every year, so you’ll need to check if the stop is available before you get on the train. If it doesn’t stop in GALA Yuzawa, then you can take the shuttle bus from Echigo-Yuzawa Station. GALA Yuzawa Spa ・Shuttle Buses from Echigo-Yuzawa Station Echigo-Yuzawa Station Free shuttle buses leaving from Echigo-Yuzawa station take the hassle out of transportation.・Yuzawa Kogen Ski Resort: 2-minute shuttle bus・Yuzawa Park Resort: 10-minute shuttle bus・Iwappara Ski Resort: 10-minute shuttle bus・Ishiuchi Maruyama Ski Resort: 30-minute shuttle bus・Kandatsu Kogen Ski Resort: 30-minute shuttle bus ・Directly Connected to a Local Line Station! Joetsu Kokusai Ski Resort Joetsu Kokusai Ski Resort At Echigo-Yuzawa Station, transfer to the JR Joetsu Line and get off at Joetsu International Skiing Ground Station. The ski area is directly connected to the station, so there’ll be a ski house right in front of you. They also have plenty of lodging at the huge Hotel Green Plaza Joetsu, so it’s great for a longer stay, as well.URL: https://www.jkokusai.co.jp/english ― Ski Areas along JR Joetsu Shinkansen Line Great for Staying the Night There are plenty of ski areas in Niigata and Gunma accessible from Echigo-Yuzawa Station and Jomo-Kogen Station. For ski areas farther than 30 minutes away from the station, it’s probably easier to stay the night. ・The Expansive Mt. Naeba Ski Resort Mt. Naeba Ski Resort This massive ski resort is a 50-minute transit bus ride from Echigo-Yuzawa Station on the JR Jōetsu Shinkansen line. The resort contains the Naeba Prince Hotel, which boasts 1,300 rooms, as well as rows of smaller lodgings like bed-and-breakfasts. It’s made for longer ski trips. Naeba Prince Hotel The resort is also home to the Dragondola, which is the longest gondola in Japan at 5,481 meters. You’ll have access to the Kagura and Mitsumata ski areas, as well, so there’s plenty of skiing to be done with the extra time spent at the resort. Dragondola ― Heading to Yamagata via the JR Yamagata Shinkansen Yamagata Shinkansen It’s about a 3-hour trip to Yamagata Station on the Yamagata Shinkansen. An unreserved seat for a one-way ticket will run you 10,640 yen. Shinkansen Timetable and Price : Tokyo to Yamagata Shinkansen Timetable and Price : Tokyo to Yamagata ・Watch Out for Ice Monsters! Zao Onsen Ski Resort Ice monsters A 40-minute transit bus ride (1,000 yen) from Yamagata Station will take you to Zao Onsen Ski Resort– known for its powdery snow. It’s a popular location for those looking to get in some skiing time, as well as those who just want to see the “ice monsters” (snow- and ice-covered trees) and then destress in the onsen after sightseeing. Zao Onsen Ski Resort However, if you’re planning on going to this area of Yamagata or Fukushima, it’s recommended that you stay 2-3 days to make the most of your trip, since travel time is high.URL: http://www.zao-ski.or.jp/ ― Heading to Nagano/Yamagata via JR Hokuriku Shinkansen JR Hokuriku Shinkansen These are also areas where you should plan to stay a few days for a ski trip. The main transit stations are Iiyama Station and Nagano Station on the JR Hokuriku Shinkansen line.It’s about 2 hours to Iiyama Station, with a one-way unreserved seat ticket costing 8,250 yen. For Nagano it’s around an hour and a half, and a one-way unreserved seat is 7,810 yen. The JR Hokuriku Shinkansen also has trains that only have reserved seats, like the Kagayaki, so be careful which one you ride. Shinkansen Timetable and Price : Tokyo to Iiyama Shinkansen Timetable and Price : Tokyo to Iiyama ・Popular with International Visitors, Nozawa Onsen Ski Resort Nozawa Onsen Ski Resort Australians in particular are wild about Nozawa Onsen Ski Resort. It’s about 30 minutes by bus from Iiyama Station. There’s a moving walkway from the edge of the onsen village to the slopes for easy access. Snowfall is high, and there are public bathhouses all over the village, so it’s very popular as a stay-over resort.URL: http://www.nozawaski.com/en/ Nozawa Onsen Read more:・A Day of Skiing in Nozawa Onsen・A Guide to the Public Onsen Experience in Nozawa Onsen・A Night Out in Nozawa Onsen: Recommended Spots ©NAVITIME JAPAN. Travel Info Check out our travel tips to make your trip better!
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- ประเทศญี่ปุ่น
- 2019.12.31
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