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Using JR PASS IN TOKYO- MOUNT FUJI-KYOTO-OSAKA-HIROSHIMA-TOKYO

NURULLYDIA
NURULLYDIA
over 6 years ago
1 response

Dear Daniel San,

I will be travelling to Tokyo from 1 Dec, landed in Haneda. Will be in Tokyo from 1 Dec until 5 Dec and will go to :
6 Dec From Tokyo to Fuji Mountain
7 Dec From Fuji Mountain to Kyoto
9 Dec From Kyoto to Osaka
10 Dec From Osaka to Hiroshima, back to Osaka
11 Dec From Osaka to Tokyo

My question is
1. Is it I can use JR pass in Tokyo Metro to access all the main attraction in Tokyo?
2. Can JR pass be use in all my itinerary as above from 6 Dec to 11 Dec?
3. Im from Malaysia live in Taiwan, can I buy from Taiwan and if I want to buy for my family in Malaysia from Taiwan, will it be possible?

Hope to get reply from you soon, thank you.

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Daniel-san
18836 posts
over 6 years ago
Expert

Hello there!

1.) The Tokyo Metro is not included but you can use the local JR Network in Tokyo. This covers most of greater Tokyo, with same exceptions like Asakusa and Odaiba.

2.) Yes! The JR Pass would cover nearly all your travel here and help you make good savings. I would even say very good! One note is that you may need additional transport around Fuji, for details see: here.

3.) We can ship the JR Pass to either Taiwan or Malaysia or even your accommodation in Japan.

Hope this helps,
Daniel


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