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JR Tokyo Wide Pass
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2016/8/14 21:02
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Hello
I would like to travel from Ueno to Katsuta station because I will visit Hitachi seaside park. May I know the JR Tokyo Wide Pass cover this trip? I know Hitachi seaside park located in Ibaraki but I do not see Katsuta in JR Tokyo Wide Pass.
Thank you very much for your help!
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by Loan Nguyen (guest)
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Re: JR Tokyo Wide Pass
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2016/9/12 07:13
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HI I am arriving to Tokyo on Sept 16 to Narita and need to travel to Shinjuku . On the 18th I have to go to Yokohama port. Can I use JP wide pass for these destination and the cost would be 10000 Yen per person ? Is it possible to purchase this pass on line?
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by Marina (guest)
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Re: JR Tokyo Wide Pass
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2016/9/12 07:20
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You'd be wasting money. Pay for the tickets individually.
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by Bn (guest)
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Re: JR Tokyo Wide Pass
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2016/9/12 08:26
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If you aren't dragging a ton of stuff with you, the cheapest way in from Narita is the 1000 yen bus to Tokyo Stn. http://accessnarita.jp/en/home/From there, it's just 200 yen to Shinjuku. The Tokyo Wide Pass for you wouldn't be worth it.
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by Ken (guest)
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Re: JR Tokyo Wide Pass
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2016/9/12 10:26
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I would like to travel from Ueno to Katsuta station because I will visit Hitachi seaside park. May I know the JR Tokyo Wide Pass cover this trip?
Yes, it is covered. I used the same pass a few months ago to visit the park.
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by shinji (guest)
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Re: JR Tokyo Wide Pass
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2016/9/21 22:40
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Tokyo Wide Pass for first three days will easily pay off. On Day3 I recommend you to take Koumi line instead of Tokyo route. Koumi line is the highest train route in Japan. http://www.hyperdia.com/en/cgi/en/search.html?dep_node=KARUIZAWA&arv_n...You might better take highway bus to Shinjuku on Day 4 which should be somewhat cheaper. As for Day 5 to Day 7, buy SUICA IC card. Basically this card will not save you money, but it should be very convenient.
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by frog1954
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Re: JR Tokyo Wide Pass
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2016/9/23 02:24
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If you aren't dragging a ton of stuff with you, the cheapest way in from Narita is the 1000 yen bus to Tokyo Stn. http://accessnarita.jp/en/home/ From there, it's just 200 yen to Shinjuku.It is, however, only marginally cheaper than a Keisei Main Line train to Nippori, which is 1,030 yen (1,025 with an IC card), so personally I would take the latter. Nippori to Shinjuku is also 200 yen (194 with an IC card).
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