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Jr Tokyo Wide Pass2019-03-En 表面 JR TOKYO WIDE PASS2019-03-EN 表面 英 語 JR TOKYO Wide Pass Nikko Toshogu Shrine Step out (Tochigi prefecture) to the Hitachi Seaside Park unknown! (Ibaraki prefecture) Yokohama (Kanagawa prefecture) Izu (Shizuoka prefecture) Kusatsu-onsen Hot Spring GALA Yuzawa and Echigo-Yuzawa (Gunma prefecture) (Niigata prefecture) http://www.jreast.co.jp/e / tokyowidepass / JR TOKYO Wide Pass Search for adults for children (12 years of age or older) (between 6 and 11 years of age) GALA JR TOKYO Wide Pass Yuzawa Available Area Fares: Echigo- Kinugawa-onsen ¥ ¥ Yuzawa Tōbu- 10,000 5,000 Jōmō-Kōgen Kuroiso nikkō Nasushiobara Shibukawa Nikkō Shimo- Valid period: Consecutive three days Ōmae imaichi Kiryū Tochigi Shim- Maebashi Annakaharuna Maebashi Karasuyama Karuizawa Takasaki Kurihashi Utsunomiya Accessible to Narita Airport and Haneda Airport Komoro Kuragano Sakudaira Yokokawa Kumagaya Oyama Shimonita Terms of Purchase and Use: Honjōwaseda Jōshū-Tomioka Hitachi- ●Available for purchase only in Japan. The Railway Museum Daigo Komagawa Abiko Ōmiya TsuchiuraTomobeMito ●Only foreign tourists holding a non-Japanese passport can Oku-Tama Musashi-Urawa Minami-Urawa Shim-Matsudo Hitachi-Ōta Koumi purchase the pass. You will be asked to show your Jōetsu Shinkansen Max Toki Akabane Musashi- passport at the time of purchase. Itsukaichi Haijima Ikebukuro Tabata Ōtsukō ●Passengers can freely get on and off the reserved seats or Nippori Nishi- Kōfu Hachiōji Tachikawa Shinjuku non-reserved seats in ordinary cars of limited express Ōtsuki Kokubunji Ueno Suidō (including Shinkansen), regular express and local trains of Kobuchizawa bashi Narita Mt.Fuji Yoyogi Akihabara KinshichōNishi-Funabashi JR East Line in the free area, Fujikyu Railway (entire line), Kawaguchiko Fuchūhommachi Hamama Kanda Narita Airport Ōsaki tsuchō Izu Kyuko Line (entire line), Tokyo Monorail (entire line), Katori Joshin Dentetsu Line (entire line), the section between Hashimoto Shinagawa Sakura Shitte Minami- Kashimajingū Tōkyō Shin-Kiba FunabashiChiba Ōmiya and The Railway Museum on the Saitama New Urban Hiratsuka Tsurumi Kashima- Atami Soga Narutō Transit (New Shuttle), and Tokyo Waterfront Area Rapid Kawasaki Soccer Stadium Matsugishi Narita Express Ichikawa Ōami Transit (entire line). Passengers also can freely get on and Itō Ōfuna shiohamaKisarazu Chōshi off the reserved seats in limited express trains including Chigasaki Yokohama Umi- Shibaura Haneda Airport Mobara Ōkawa “Nikko,”“Kinugawa” and“SPACIA Kinugawa” of the Tobu TennōzuInternational Isle Kazusa- Izukyū-Shimoda Higashi-Kanagawa Ōgimachi mutual direct limited express operation. Kurihama Terminal Kameyama ●Please prepare your passport for your ride and show it if Tateyama JR EAST LINE asked to do so. （Shinkansen） JR EAST LINE Non-JR EAST LINE *1 Multiple passes can be purchased only when the valid dates of the passes do not overlap. *2 May not be used for Tōhoku Shinkansen“Hayabusa” and“Komachi”. *3 There will be a separate charge for the“ Fuji Tozan Densha” and No. 1 car of the“ Fujisan Express” Super View Odoriko and“ Fujisan View Express” on the Fujikyu Railway. *4 The mutual Limited Express service with Tobu cannot be used for departures and arrivals on the Tobu railway line. *5 GALA Yuzawa Station is open only in winter and spring. JR TOKYO WIDE PASS2019-03-EN 裏面 GALA Yuzawa Let's start on a journey Nearest station: GALA Yuzawa featuredspot Station and Echigo-Yuzawa Station with JR TOKYO Wide Pass (Jōetsu Shinkansen) This is a ski resort directly connected to Tōkyō The area around Tokyo is known as "Kanto Area," Station by Shinkansen. Its slope is divided into Izu Area which features many highlights, such as historic four areas: Central Area, South Area, North Area, and Downhill Course. There are 16 architectures including temples and shrines, beautiful courses where everyone from beginners to nature surrounded by ocean and mountains, local advanced skiers can enjoy skiing and dishes using fresh indigenous ingredients, and lots of snowboarding. This ski resort also has "SPA hot springs that relieve the weariness of your GALA no Yu" with fitness swimming pool, journey. All of these highlights are very distinctive. open-air jacuzzi, and hot springs. In summer, you can fully enjoy summer skiing and Why not take a train trip from Tokyo and feel new snowboarding as well as trekking in the charms of Japan? great nature with different tones of green. *Upon presenting this pass during winter and spring season, you will enjoy discount privilege. Please visit website for details. Hitachinaka Area *GALA Yuzawa Station is open only in winter and spring. Available Area ＊ GALA Yuzawa Echigo- Yuzawa Kuroiso Nasushiobara Nasu Area Tōbu- Kinugawa- Jōmō- nikkō onsen Hitachi-Daigo Ōtsukō Kōgen Nikkō Shimo -imaichi Jōetsu Shinkansen Hitachi Ōmae Utsunomiya Yokohama Area Hokuriku Shinkansen Shibukawa Tobu Railway Tōhoku Komoro Shinkansen Takasaki Mito Karuizawa Sakudaira Joshin Dentetsu Line Kusatsu Area Saitama New Urban Transit Narita Airport Terminal 2・3 The Railway Museum Ōmiya Kobuchizawa Narita Airport Ueno Shinjuku Karuizawa Area Hachiōji Tōkyō Narita Airport Terminal 1 Kōfu Ōsaki Shin-Kiba Ōtsuki Tokyo Waterfront Area Rapid Transit Haneda Airport Kawaguchiko Tokyo Monorail Mt.Fuji Yokohama Fujikyu Railway Nikko Area Atami Itō Boso Area JR EAST LINE（Shinkansen） Izu Kyuko Line JR EAST LINE（Narita Express） Izukyū-Shimoda JR EAST LINE Non-JR EAST LINE Mt. Fuji Area Exchange and Sales Offices Station Office Station Office Narita Airport JR EAST Travel Service Center JR East InfoLine Terminal 1 Narita International Airport Terminal 1 Travel Center Shibuya JR EAST Travel Service Center Provides train schedules, the Narita Airport JR EAST Travel Service Center Ikebukuro JR EAST Travel Service Center shortest routes to each destination, Terminal 2・3 the locations of JR Ticket Offices Haneda Airport International JR EAST Travel Service Center Hamamatsuchō JR EAST Travel Service Center (Midori-no-madoguchi), and more in Terminal（Tokyo Monorail） English, Korean and Chinese. Tōkyō JR EAST Travel Service Center CALL 050-2016-1603 * Exchanges and sales are only handled during business hours. Business hours 10:00～18:00 Ueno JR EAST Travel Service Center Please check the website for details on business days and hours. (excluding the Year-end and New Year holidays) http://www.jreast.co.jp/e/tokyowidepass/ Seat reservations cannot be accepted by this Shinjuku JR EAST Travel Service Center * Exchange and Sales Offices may be subject to change. telephone service. Other Travel Service Centers (View Plaza) and JR East Information Centers at major stations such as Shinagawa, Yokohama, and Mito. Seats of Shinkansen and main limited express trains JR- EAST Train Reservation within the unlimited-ride area can be booked online. The information described here is as of march 2019. 03/2019.
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