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Keisei - Tokyo Metro 1-Day Expiration?
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2012/10/12 05:41
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by WongJP
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Re: Keisei - Tokyo Metro 1-Day Expiration?
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2012/10/12 07:31
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I have one of those passes as a souvenir and I don't see anywhere where there might be any expiration date on a pass that hasn't been run through a machine. Once you do, the date you used it is printed on the back. Those passes must be mass produced and it must be nearly impossible to put an expiration date on them unlike the SUICA which is much more "intelligent"....
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by John B digs Japan (guest)
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Re: Keisei - Tokyo Metro 1-Day Expiration?
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2012/10/12 08:07
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Thanks, John. I wonder too. The SUICA cards expire after 10 years of non-use or something lik that I think :) So I'm hoping I can use this 1 day pass on my next trip in the coming year.
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by WongJP
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Re: Keisei - Tokyo Metro 1-Day Expiration?
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2012/10/12 11:22
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I don't have an answer - but thank you for posting this, I hadn't come across the Skyliner round trip ticket before! You just saved me some yen! :)
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by Alex (guest)
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