The first question is does Pasmo

The first question is does Pasmo card have the point system as Suica where you can collect points when making purchase at stores?

The second question is how does Majica card work? I have the card when I don't know how to use it as the instruction and information are written in Japanese.

Duplicate of http://www.japan-guide.com/forum/quereadisplay.html?0+158798

I believe holding multiple accounts is verboten here.

https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/japan/1347396-suica-points-how-does-wo...
Looks like a version of T-point cards. As an aside, for the things I buy NewDays is much more expensive (319 yen vs 292 yen)- I get better spending power (including any points I might get) going to 7/11 or FamilyMart

I largely ignore the point cards like that because the earning rate is so low (1% or less). But I do have a ton of cards that have good earning or discount privileges - picked up a 2000yen restaurant discount last night after a second use of a point card (and the voucher is in Japanese of course). And, it's Japan, so you need to figure out the Japanese.

I largely ignore the point cards like that because the earning rate is so low (1% or less).

I use them all the time, but that's because I shop at combinis very often, so it does add up quite quickly for me (e.g., every two weeks or so I have accumulated 150 points, which gives me a free snack). Of course, the important thing is to not let it trick you into buying things you wouldn't buy normally.

By the way, you can get Suica Points also by buying train tickets online through eki-net, if you link your eki-net and Suica Point Club accounts.