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Suica and Passmo with credit card?
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2012/8/19 01:54
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hi everyone.
I am wondering whether can I buy 10,000 yen suica using credit card at the first time?
or can I buy passmo 10,000 yen with credit card (visa / master card)?
thank you for your answer :)
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by jasss25 (guest)
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Re: Suica and Passmo with credit card?
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2012/8/19 09:39
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Some websites says VISA & Mastercard are accepted at Midori no Madoguchi(Green counter) at JR station and you can get Suica there.
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by cc (guest)
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Re: Suica and Passmo with credit card?
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2012/8/19 13:17
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but I'm getting confussed, some website said that I can buy SUICA for 2,000 yen and get 1,500 yen as a preloaded.
can I buy 10,000 yen so that it comes 9,500 as a preloaded?
thank you. :)
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by jasss25 (guest)
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Re: Suica and Passmo with credit card?
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2012/8/19 15:09
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okay thank you then :) anyway, can I buy passmo using credit card too in their shop? I'm planning to buy passmo + suica. or you think suica is enough?
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by jasss25 (guest)
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Re: Suica and Passmo with credit card?
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2012/8/19 15:45
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I seem to recall trying to buy a Suica card with a credit card once, and being told it was cash only.
If you have a Suica card you don't need a Passmo, just use your Suica card where you would use a Passmo.
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by Umami Dearest
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Re: Suica and Passmo with credit card?
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2012/8/19 16:55
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I'm sorry but, did you buy the SUICA card in Narita airport ? I plan to buy there in their office, and so I have heard that they accept credit card... :(
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by jasss25 (guest)
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What is your itinerary? Are you sure you are going to need that much on a Suica? In general a combination of one of the rail passes and the Suica works best. If you land at Narita then the Suica + NEX deal will probably be a good option. http://www.japan-guide.com/e/e2359_suica_nex.htmlThere is a note on the JR East website that says that only cash (JPY) can be used to recharge Suica http://www.jreast.co.jp/e/customer_support/service_center.htmlObviously there are ATMs in the terminal so you should be able to withdraw cash from them, or alternatively exchange enough money so you have a reasonable amount of yen on you before you land. Depends a little what country you are from as to what is best. Enjoy your trip!
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