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Before you order please ensure passengers are eligible for the Japan Rail Pass.

Can I use the Japan Rail Pass?

I will enter Japan with a non-Japanese passport

YES, provided you are visiting as a temporary visitor.

The JR Pass is only available for holders of the 'Temporary Visitor' entry status. If you are visiting Japan for tourism you will normally receive this stamp when you enter the country.

Read the full eligiblity criteria for the Japan Rail Pass.

Ordinary

Standard

- 7 days
- $338.00
- 14 days
- $541.00
- 21 days
- $676.00

Premium

Green Class

First Class

- 7 days
- $473.00
- 14 days
- $743.00
- 21 days
- $946.00

Ordinary

Standard

- 7 days
- $169.00
- 14 days
- $270.00
- 21 days
- $338.00

Premium

Green Class

First Class

- 7 days
- $237.00
- 14 days
- $372.00
- 21 days
- $473.00

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What you get for upgrading to 1st class

1st Class on the Japanese Railways is called Green Class, named so its luxurious and reclining interior. Green Class will give you the best experience travelling on the world most reliable train network. Enjoy the extra peace and quiet as you explore Japan.

	OrdinaryBasic	premiumGreen ClassFirst Class
Unlimited travel all over Japan	Yes	Yes
Free Seat reservations	Yes	Yes
Ride the High Speed Shinkansen bullet trains	Yes	Yes
Separate First Class Carriages	No	Yes
Comfortable, Extra Width Seats	No	Yes
More luggage space	No	Yes
More privacy	No	Yes
Extra free amenities depending on the train. Like drinks, Oshibori hand towels and candy.	No	Yes

Did You Know that…

Every order comes with a FREE JRPass Guide, helping you to explore the best of Japan.

Why the JR Pass

1
you want to travel the whole of Japan
2
you are traveling for 7, 14 or 21 days
3
you need nationwide shinkansen bullet train travel
4
you want to use all non-bullet JR trains
5
you want to use the Hiroshima-Miyajima ferry
6
you don't need the Nozomi or Mizuho class 'commuter' bullet trains
7
you are looking for the best value Japan Rail Pass

Eligibility

You are a foreign tourist visiting Japan from abroad for sight-seeing, under the entry status of "temporary visitor.

Temporary Visitor entry status, according to Japanese Immigration Law, allows a stay in Japan of 15 days or 90 days for "sight-seeing, etc." If you apply for a "stay for sight-seeing" when you enter Japan, entry personnel will stamp your passport as "Temporary Visitor," as shown below. *In order to receive or use JAPAN RAIL PASS, your passport must bear this stamp or sticker.

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Questions and Answers

Why use a Japan Rail Pass?
The Japan Rail Pass provides unlimited travel on the entire national JR network, including the high speed bullet train lines. Travel at your own pace with unlimited freedom to explore Japan.
How long does delivery take?
It depends on the country. We dispatch within 1 business day to the UK, US, Canada, Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, Sweden and more. For a full list of countries see: www.jrpass.com/delivery
Who is eligible for the Japan Rail Pass?
In short, anyone who enters Japan under a 14 or 90 day tourist visa. For full details, see our eligibility page
How do I get help with my order?
Contact us via our Contact form, mail us at: [email protected] or contact us via Facebook. Don't forget to mention your order number, if you already have one.

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Can I use the Japan Rail Pass?

I will enter Japan with a non-Japanese passport

Ordinary

Green Class

Ordinary

Green Class

What you get for upgrading to 1st class

Why the JR Pass

Eligibility

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