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Present Campaign for Visitors to Japan from Overseas in Celebration of the 1 Year Anniversary of the Keikyu Official July 28, 2015 Present campaign for visitors to Japan from overseas in celebration of the 1 year anniversary of the Keikyu official "Facebook" & "WELCOME! Tokyo Subway Ticket" for visitors to Japan from overseas Receive Keikyu original goods for Liking! or purchasing applicable tickets from August 1 (Sat.) to August 31 (Mon.)! Keikyu Corporation, which provides access from Haneda Airport to the Tokyo and Yokohama areas, is holding a campaign to commemorate the 1 year anniversary of the Keikyu official "Facebook" & "WELCOME! Tokyo Subway Ticket" from August 1 (Sat.) to August 31 (Mon.) at the Keikyu Tourist Information Center (Hereafter the "Keikyu TIC"). The first 1,000 customers from overseas who purchase "WELCOME! Tokyo Subway Ticket" products at the Keikyu TIC and push the "Like!" button on the official Keikyu Facebook page for visitors from overseas during the campaign period will receive an original pass case or original train-shaped eraser present. See the details on the attached sheet. Haneda Airport International Terminal Station WELCOME! Tokyo Subway Ticket 2nd Floor Arrival Lobby Keikyu Tourist Information Center (Keikyu TIC) Facebook page URL English version：https://www.facebook.com/haneda.keikyu.en Traditional Chinese version：https://www.facebook.com/haneda.keikyu.tc くじ引きで当たる賞品の数々 English version Traditional Chinese version Attachment Keikyu Official "Facebook" & "WELCOME! Tokyo Subway Ticket" 1 year anniversary campaign １. Campaign Period August 1, 2015 (Sat.) - August 31, 2015 (Mon.) ２. Location Keikyu Tourist Information Center (Keikyu TIC) Haneda Airport International Terminal Station 2nd Floor Arrival Lobby Next to the ticket gates ３. Details The customers from overseas who purchase "WELCOME! Tokyo Subway Ticket" products at the Keikyu TIC and push the "Like!" button on the official Keikyu Facebook page for visitors from overseas during the campaign period will receive an original Keikyu novelty present. pass case or original train-shaped eraser present. *Limited to the first 1,000 customers 4. Original Novelty Goods Pass case or train-shaped eraser ※Only one of the two goods can be received. ※Novelties will only be available while supplies last. ※Specific novelty presents may be changed without notice. Pass case (concept) Train-shaped eraser (concept) Reference 1. Facebook page for visitors to Japan from overseas (1) Page name English: Tokyo starting from Haneda, Keikyu Traditional Chinese: 東京從羽田開始, 京急 *Meaning "Tokyo begins from Haneda" (2) Opening date July 1st, 2014 (Tuesday) (3) Languages supported Both the English and Chinese (Traditional Chinese)languages (4) URL English version：https://www.facebook.com/haneda.keikyu.en Traditional Chinese version：https://www.facebook.com/haneda.keikyu.tc (5) Content of posts Information related to the Keikyu group, information from the Keikyu tourist information center, information about sightseeing along railway lines, information useful to inbound travelers such as how to access sightseeing areas, information about events related to inbound travel (6) Notes This will be the first of our company’s SNS (social network services) that supports foreign languages. (7) Page image English version "Tokyo starting from Haneda, Keikyu" Chinese (traditional) version "東京從羽田開始, 京急" 2. WELCOME! Tokyo Subway Ticket (1) Product Overview A passenger ticket limited to visitors to Japan from overseas which consists of a ticket from Keikyu Line Haneda Airport International Terminal Station to Sengakuji Station (one-way) and a Tokyo Subway Ticket (1-3 day ticket) which allows for unlimited rides on all Tokyo Metro and Toei subway lines. (2) Sales Prices WELCOME! Tokyo Subway Ticket 1 day ticket Adults 1,200 yen Children 600 yen WELCOME! Tokyo Subway Ticket 2 day ticket Adults 1,600 yen Children 800 yen WELCOME! Tokyo Subway Ticket 3 day ticket Adults 1,900 yen Children 950 yen (3) Sales Locations Haneda Airport International Terminal Station 2nd Floor Arrival Lobby Next to the ticket gates Keikyu Tourist Information Center (Keikyu TIC) 3. Keikyu Tourist Information Center (Keikyu TIC) (1) Location Keikyu Line Haneda Airport International Terminal Station 2nd Floor Arrival Lobby Next to ticket gate (2) Service Details A. Transportation guidance etc. focusing on the metropolitan area B. Sales of PASMO, tickets, etc. to visitors to Japan from overseas *UnionPay cards and various credit cards can be used to purchase local passenger tickets on the Keikyu Line C. Provision of tourist guidance in cooperation with public administration (the counter is registered as a certified information center) ★Certified as Japan National Tourism Organization “Visit Japan Tourist Information Office" Category 3 (Highest rank) D. Providing consultation on tourism, lodgings, etc. (3) Hours 7:00-22:00 (365 days a year) (4) No. of concierge staff 2 staff always on duty (5) Languages 4 languages handled (Japanese, English, Chinese, Korean) [Keikyu TIC location] .
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