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Tokyo-Nagano-Osaka-Kyoto

Chor
Chor
over 6 years ago
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Hey guys!
I'm trying to figure out what is covered by the JR pass and whether I should be getting the 7 or 14 pass. I would appreciate if you could clarify my understanding.
Here is my itinerary:
Day 1 to 5: Arrive in Tokyo and straight to Shinjuku. One day visit to DisneySea, One day visit to Mount Fuji
Day 6: Shinjuku to Nagano
Day 7: Nagano to Osaka
Day 8, 9, 10: From Osaka, take day trips to Kyoto and Universal Studio
Day 11: Osaka to Kansai Airport

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Daniel-san
18835 posts
over 6 years ago
Expert

Hello there,

I think that the best option here would be to go for normal rail tickets.

The most expensive routes are:

Tokyo to Nagano: ¥ 8,200
Nagano to Osaka ¥ 11,790

and all your other travel is relatively local and low cost. With this in mind, a JR Pass would not help you make savings. You can use our JR Farecalculator to get an estimate for your whole itinerary.

Kind regards,
Daniel


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