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How to maximize a 7-day JR pass?
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2009/4/2 12:49
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Could you give me some ideas to get the most out of a 7-day JR pass, if I want to avoid Tokyo and the Kansai area (I have covered them already in previous visits)? Of course I do not want to spend all my time sitting in a train, but what interesting AND faraway places can I visit within 7-days using a JR pass? FYI, I will be starting from Narita. Thanks very much.
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by Schrott (guest)
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Faraway does not necessarily mean more interesting or better. If you go further, you have to sit on the train longer.
Depends on your interests.
Miyajima is nice.
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by guesting (guest)
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Takayama is so excellent. I just came back yesterday. I used my JR pass to book the NOTO night train to Toyama and transferred to Takayama from there. The mountain view was so great. Takayama moring market was interesting. Then I picked up the train and travelled to GERO. The hotspring was execellent. I am sure I will go back to these two places next time.
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by lester (guest)
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The Tohoku region has a lot to offer. The return fare to Aomori is a good deal more than the cost of a 7 day pass and it's only a little over 4 hours from Tokyo by shinkansen.
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by RodW
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