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Kyoto Tourist Pass
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2014/7/2 10:08
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I would like to buy the Kyoto tourist pass that allows use of the buses and subways but I'm not sure if it covers trains under the JR Sagano line as well.
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by Ann (guest)
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Re: Kyoto Tourist Pass
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2014/7/2 20:10
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Best you buy a one Bus ticket for 500 Yen. In Kyoto you can all arrived with Bus. There is not a reason to use the Metro.
Or you rent a bicycle. Thats very funny if the weather good.
Enjoy your trip
Greets
KuroRay
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by KuroRay86
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Re: Kyoto Tourist Pass
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2014/7/3 09:13
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On 22 March 2014, the one-day bus pass to tour Kyoto City was renewed as a Kyoto City Bus - Kyoto Bus One-day pass; Arashiyama area was added to the validity zone, and Kyoto Bus began to accept this bus pass. Now this pass can cover bus rides to and from many major tourist spots in Kyoto City. http://www.city.kyoto.lg.jp/kotsu/cmsfiles/contents/0000163/163110/oto...if it covers trains under the JR Sagano line as well. No. If you hope to take a train of Sagano Scenic Railway, though itfs a non-JR company, you can purchase a reserved-seat ticket at a JR Ticket Office in Kyoto Station as long as there is vacancy. All subway lines and many bus lines in Kyoto City are operated by City of Kyoto, precisely its Bureau of Transportation. Kyoto Bus is not a JR company either. There is no pass to be valid on their subway and/or bus lines and also JR-West lines.
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by omotenashi
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