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Sofe
Sofe
about 10 years ago
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Hi, im going in august and to see theses places :
-Tokyo -Yokohama -Nikko -Kamamura -Kyoto -Nara -Hiroshima -Miyajima -Himeji -Osaka -Okayama -Lake Yamanaka or Hakone

Can i make it in 21 DAYS? Or should i go to others places?
Activities or festivals ?
Tell how many days or half days in each one? what pass should i choose ? 21 days?
and to use metro i have to buy separate tickets even if i have JR Pass ? What lines can i use if i have JR Pass?

:) so many questions xd

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Daniel-san
18835 posts
about 10 years ago
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Hi there!

You can certainly use the JR Pass for your travel to almost all all the above destinations, it is only around Fuji that you may have to use other travel methods such as the bus.

I think that 21 days is actually a very good amount to go about this, 3 weeks is a good amount to explore Japan. The JR Pass can be used for local train in both Tokyo, Yokohama, Osaka and other places. However other transport such as the metro are not included.

I'd probably spend a couple of days in Tokyo, where you can make day trips to Yokohama, Nikko and Kamakura. Then to Kyoto where you can make a day trip to Nara, Osaka and Himeji. Lastly you could go to Hiroshima and visit Miyajima as well.

You can find out about all lines covered using our JR MAP
http://www.jrpass.com/map

Hope this helps!
Daniel


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