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We Are Expanding Our Products for Overseas Visitors to Japan in the Tohoku Area! - Launch of New Economical Tickets and Travel Products March 27, 2017 East Japan Railway Company JR EAST VIEW Travel Service Co., Ltd. We are expanding our products for overseas visitors to Japan in the Tohoku area! - Launch of new economical tickets and travel products - The East Japan Railway Company ("JR East") and JR EAST VIEW Travel Service Co., Ltd. ("VTS") are selling rail passes and travel products for overseas visitors to Japan in the East Japan area, and from April 2017, we will be launching a series of new products such as the "SENDAI AREA PASS," which is convenient for traveling in the Sendai area, and products in collaboration with international airlines, and conducting tie-up sales of private accommodation products. 1. Economical tickets aimed at overseas visitors to Japan in the Sendai area Launch of new "SENDAI AREA PASS" For overseas visitors to Japan visiting the Sendai area, we will be launching the SENDAI AREA PASS, an unlimited-ride-type pass, in collaboration with the Sendai Marugoto Pass Association Operating, Miyagi Transportation Co., Ltd., Sendai City Transportation Bureau, Sendai Airport Transit Co., Ltd. and Abukuma Express Ltd. □ Name SENDAI AREA PASS □ Start Date April 1, 2017 □ Validity Period 1 day □ Prices Adult 1,300 yen, Child 650 yen □ Sales Locations JR EAST Travel Service Center (View Plaza on the 2nd Floor of JR Sendai Station) □ Valid Train Routes Unlimited travel on JR Line, Miyagi Transportation Bus, Sendai Subway, Sendai City Bus, Loople Sendai, Sendai Airport Transit and Abukuma Express services in the valid area □ Benefits Discounts and benefit services can be received at various facilities in Sendai city on the day of use of the "SENDAI AREA PASS." 2. Extension of sales period of Japanese travel products using China International Airlines' Sendai flights Since August 2016, as a product in collaboration with China International Airlines, we have been selling the low-cost travel product "Eastern Japan Tokyo Rail Days Sendai / Tokyo Rail Free Plan" which allows for travel around Tohoku and Tokyo on the Tohoku Shinkansen, etc., using Sendai Airport as a gateway; however, we will be greatly extending the usage period from March 17, 2017 to June 30, 2017. □ Availability: September 1, 2016 – March 17, 2017 ⇒ September 1, 2016 – June 30, 2017 Eastern Japan Tokyo Rail Days Sendai / Tokyo Rail Free Plan (product name) CA155 flight / CA156 flight ● International air ticket (China International Airlines) Using outward or return flights departing and arriving at Beijing / Shanghai Sendai Airport Sendai Airport departure (2 flights per week) ● Railway Pass (JR East Japan) Sendai Station Excursion type: JR EAST PASS (Tohoku area) One-way type: Tohoku Shinkansen express train ticket (Limited to Yamabiko) * Reverse journey Accommodation ● Accommodation (Hotels and ryokans in Sendai and Tokyo) also on sale Tokyo Station Haneda / Narita Airport 3. Start of tie-up sale with authorized intermediary service for farm house and old house private accommodation "Hyakusenrenma" Through business collaboration between VTS and Hyakusenrenma, Inc., we will start tie-up sales of with inbound railway travel product brand "Eastern Japan Tokyo Rail Days" and the official private-accommodation platform "STAY JAPAN" (https://stayjapan.com/), run by Hyakusenrenma's subsidiary, TOMARERU, Inc. (from April 1, 2017). In the future, we will promote new products making use of both resources, aiming to create inbound demand. "Eastern Japan Tokyo Rail Days" Website "STAY JAPAN" Website ■ Railway pass ■ Landing-type travel Mutual affiliate sales products Enjoy! EAST JAPAN Railpackage with Languages supported: English, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), Thai and Indonesian Languages supported: English and Japanese (Support for Chinese (Simplified / Traditional), Thai and Korean planned) Accommodation experiences offered by "STAY JAPAN" (example) Agricultural accommodation Old private residence stay A homestay where you can taste local cuisine An agricultural experience where you can Why not yield yourself to a peaceful and How about learning local specialty recipes from the local harvest seasonal fruits and vegetables with slow-flowing time in an old private house surrounded people, and mastering how to make them? your own hands and enjoy them on the spot. by nature? Official Private Accommodation Platform "STAY JAPAN" A private-accommodation reservation website, operated by TOMARERU, Inc., that offers you "life experiences" unique to Japan. You can stay in empty rooms of private houses and condominiums, as well as old private houses, temples, farm houses and inns where you can experience fishing, etc. We provide a new and innovative style of holiday where you can enjoy experiences such as staying in an urban living environment or interacting with the local people in rural areas through traditional culture and experiences in the countryside. «Operating Company Overview» Hyakusenrenma, Inc. TOMARERU, Inc. Representative Director and President: Yasuhiro Kamiyama Representative Director and President: Sonosuke Mikuchi Head Office: Sendai city, Miyagi prefecture Head Office: Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo Established: June 2012 Established: August 2013 Capital: 784 million yen Group Company: Hyakusenrenma, Inc. 4. Launch of new Japan tourism products in collaboration with LCC "Scoot" In collaboration with VTS investment subsidiary Creative Travel (Taiwan) ("Creative Travel"), Singapore-based LCC Scoot and JR East, we are selling specially-priced travel products, using Scoot from Taiwan, that allow travel around South Hokkaido and Tohoku by rail. Sapporo Station □ Sale Period: March 20 - April 20, 2017 (Available for return flight boarding up to October 28) □ Products: Sales of "Air Ticket + Rail Pass" travel products by Creative Travel New Chitose Airport Shin-Hakodate-Hokuto Scoot International Ticket (Taipei → New Chitose; Narita → Taipei) * + JR East-South Hokkaido Rail Pass ↓ Offered at a special price * Open-jaw air tickets, arriving at Narita and departing from New Chitose are also possible Sendai □ Number of tickets: First 50 persons (minimum number of participants: 1 person) Narita Airport □ On sale: March 20, 2017 Tokyo Station Taipei [Reference] Scoot's Taiwan – Japan flight schedule (as of March 27, 2017) TZ201 Narita Airport 12:15 → Taoyuan Airport (Taipei) 14:45 [Every day] TZ202 Taoyuan Airport (Taipei) 06:40 → Narita Airport 10:55 [Every day] TZ215 New Chitose Airport 20:10 → Taoyuan Airport (Taipei) 23:10 [Tue, Thur, Sat] TZ216 Taoyuan Airport (Taipei) 12:00 → New Chitose Airport 16:55 [Tue, Thur, Sat] «Scoot Overview» CEO: Campbell Wilson Base Airport: Singapore, Changi International Airport Established: November 2011 (Commenced operation in June 2012) Parent Company: Singapore Airlines Destinations Served: Singapore to 18 cities including Australia, China, Taiwan (Transit flights) Singapore via Taipei / Bangkok to Narita Airport, Singapore via Kaohsiung / Bangkok to Kansai Airport, Singapore via Taipei to New Chitose Airport, Singapore to Taipei to Seoul .
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