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Kansai Area Pass Adult

Kansai Area Pass

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Get unlimited rides in the Kansai Area such as Osaka, Kyoto, Nara, Kobe, Himeji, Wakayama etc. Ideal if you plan to visit these places. You won’t have to buy tickets separately and only need to show your pass at the station gate to board the train/bus/ferry directly.

This Pass is not available for Japanese Passport holders.
外国での永住権を持っているお客様を含め、日本国籍のお客様は使用できません。

★Find out more about this Area Pass here
If you’re making round trip in Japan, please also check the nationwide Japan Rail Pass.

How it works:
1. Receive your exchange order from us and bring this order (voucher) with you to Japan.
2. Exchange this voucher in Japan and receive & activate the Japan Rail Pass on your preferred date.
 *Activation of the pass should be within 1 month from exchange date.
3. Enjoy unlimited travel on all JR services, without needing separate tickets.

Know before Purchase

  • It is VITAL that you fill in your name FULLY as written in your PASSPORT. It should include any given names, middle names and official surname(s).

  • This service is valid for those who will visit Japan on a tourist-visa (NOT on student visa, working permit etc.).

  • This pass is personal and can only be used by the person whose name is written on the pass.

  • It is not possible to buy this pass more than 3 months ahead of your trip due to its validity.

  • The pass is valid for "consecutive" days. (and does not count by hours but days). 

  • Seat reservations can only be made in Japan.

Cancellation Policy

  • Area Passes are non-changeable and non-refundable.

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From: €19.00
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Must be within 3 months

According to current rules, a visa is necessary to visit Japan. If you want to visit Japan as a tourist, please check our FAQ first as there are strict rules in place.

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