Noda Chiba train passes

Hey guys,
first of all i'd like to say that i'm enjoying this site and learning a lot from it. sadly i didn't found any train passes in noda(i'm a foreigner planning to visit japan soon for about 3 weeks).

I will be staying in kashiwa and i'd like to know if there's a train pass from noda to kashiwa. i'm planning to use it a lot. addtionally, does it include any other places? and if not, what is the ticket price?

on other note, i've heard so much about this ramen joint that won the michellin award.its name is tsuta - any one knows how to get there from noda/kashiwa? how long will it be and cost?

thanks in advance. so hoping to get the most out of japan and learn its great culture!

1)
How many times and days? oneway? round?
Where to go except Noda?

2)
"Japanese Soba Noodles Tsuta (蔦：つた)" is near Sugamo station(巣鴨駅) in Tokyo, Toshima ward(Toshima-ku/豊島区) about 50 min by trains(no direct).
https://goo.gl/maps/LGVazEgd48t
https://goo.gl/maps/4G75sLHztT72
http://tabelog.com/tokyo/A1323/A132301/13136231/dtlphotolst/4/smp2/

But now already very famous by TV,News paper and internet so no "ticket" holders cannot eat.
Ticket delivery stars early morning 7:00 am/weekday 6:30 am/holiday.
(unusual/never heard as Ramen shop except shop open or special event day)
Shop open 11:00 - 16:00 (depends on foods stock)
And pay as "deposit" 1000Y when recieve a ticket.
http://tabelog.com/tokyo/A1323/A132301/13136231/
One visitor One ticket, No reservation.
Deposit 1000Y will back when you back as ticket exchange no worry. (if not no refund)

ticket photo:
https://mobile.twitter.com/AcmAoki/status/689267025848303617/photo/1
整理券(sei-ri-ken) means just "ticket" no other meanings with.
Tickets are using different colors each color means meeting time for waiting line make.
http://blog.livedoor.jp/dalesmivis/archives/1049965475.html
Owner said "Tue is better" than other. (Closing day : every Wed)
http://ameblo.jp/yuki-onishi/entry-12119296484.html
Other site visitors said seems about 150-180 tickets total/day
and sometimes some tickets left around noon. (maybe by bad weather or)

Tsuta is small space only"L" letter counter 2+7= 9 seats total.
http://tabelog.com/tokyo/A1323/A132301/13136231/dtlphotolst/3/smp2/
And ordering only one Ramen with option menu/topping if need.
http://tabelog.com/tokyo/A1323/A132301/13136231/dtlmenu/

Top Order number is "味玉醤油そば(Aji-tama-Syou-yu-soba)" 950Y(include sales tax 8%).
http://voodoofire15.blog.jp/archives/1028011580.html
Ordering by buying menu ticket vending machine first then sit and tickets hand over counter staff
with saying "Onegai-shimasu!(おねがいします！ means Pls!)" is good manner.
Also when stand up say "Gochisou-sama!.(ごちそうさま！means Thx/TYVM!!)" strongly recommend.
If was really good/amazing say louder :) (even at other food restaurants,too)
Most Japanese men using frank "Gochisou-san!(ごちそうさん！)" a lot.

(extra)
Tsuta owner's elder bro is opened other Raman shop
"麺やBar 渦" in Fujisawa city(藤沢市), Kanagawa pf. (no related Tsuta style and taste)
http://menya-bar-uzu.com/
https://goo.gl/maps/w9mPDtt3TiC2
This shop also very famous maybe wothful as comparing Ramen bro's way of different.
http://tabelog.com/kanagawa/A1404/A140404/14006047/

Also don't forget "Ramen museum" in Shin-Yokohama if visit Fujisawa.
http://www.raumen.co.jp/english/

If you are talking about Kashiwa - Nodashi station, one way fare is 250 yen. (There are 6 stations in Noda city on the same line)
One month pass costs 10,170 yen, so unless you make at least 21 return trips, it won't pay off.

http://www.hyperdia.com/en/cgi/en/search.html?dep_node=KASHIWA&arv_nod...