Shinkansen bullet train traveling through Hiroshima, Japan, on a sunny day.
Pagoda with Mount Fuji in the background, view from Chureito Pagoda, Japan.
Boat tour near Itsukushima Shrine's torii gate, Hiroshima, Japan.
Ferry crossing Seto Inland Sea with Hiroshima cityscape and mountains in background.
Hiroshima Seto Inland Sea view with islands and distant mountains.
Hiroshima Castle with a statue and colorful flowers in the foreground, Japan.
Itsukushima Shrine in Hiroshima, Japan, with traditional architecture and surrounding mountains.

5 Day JR Hiroshima Yamaguchi Area Pass, Tokyo

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Experience effortless travel across Japan with the 5 Day JR Hiroshima Yamaguchi Area Pass, Tokyo. This pass allows you to ride express and local trains within the Hiroshima-Yamaguchi area comfortably, unlocking access to cities like Hagi, Onomichi, Miyajima, and more. Use this convenient option for lightning-fast travel with bullet and express trains from Mihara to Hakata aboard the Sanyo Shinkansen.

Experience Lightning Fast Travel in Japan by getting unlimited rides aboard bullet trains such as the Sanyo Shinkansen using a 5-day JR Hiroshima-Yamaguchi area pass.

Enjoy access to various train services including express and local trains, with options like the Haruka or Hello Kitty Shinkansen for your travel needs within the Hiroshima-Yamaguchi prefecture.

Explore cities such as Hagi and Onomichi in the Chugoku region of Japan's Hiroshima-Yamaguchi area using a complete JR pass that includes bullet train rides, express trains, and local services.

Hop onto the Hello Kitty Shinkansen for an exciting ride featuring colorful interiors and charming purple seats while traveling between destinations like Mihara and Hakata.

With your 5-day JR Hiroshima-Yamaguchi area pass, secure six reserved seats on bullet or special express trains and gain access to rapid services including the West Miyajima Ferry and Chugoku bus routes.

Entry to the Hiroshima-Yamaguchi Area with a 5-day unlimited travel pass

Access on Bullet Train Sanyo Shinkansen, covering Mihara - Hakata routes

Ticket for Hello Kitty Shinkansen service

Use of Haruka, Kuroshio, Thunderbird, Kounotori & Super Hakuto Express trains

One Special rapid services and regular rapid services ticket

Return on JR-West Conventional lines via local trains

Covers the Jr West Miyajima ferry connecting Miyajimaguchi⇔Miyajima

Includes Chugoku JR route buses

High-speed rail Sanyo Shinkansen

Express service Tokaido Shinkansen

Rapid transit Kyushu Shinkansen

Shinkansen bullet train traveling through Hiroshima, Japan, on a sunny day.

Shinkansen bullet train traveling through Hiroshima, Japan, on a sunny day.

Your Experience

In Japan, public transport is streamlined for convenience. The punctual bullet trains take travelers to their destinations in no time. With a 5-day JR Hiroshima Yamaguchi Area Pass, you can enjoy both express and local train rides throughout the region. Use this pass to explore fascinating cities such as Hagi, Onomichi, Miyajima, and beyond.

Lightning Fast Travel with Bullet & Express Trains

The Sanyo Shinkansen (Mihara - Hakata) offers a glimpse into Japan's advanced railway technology through its lightning-fast bullet trains. Step aboard the Hello Kitty Shinkansen for an experience that brings back childhood memories, thanks to its vibrant design and iconic cat motifs both inside and out. Your pass grants you 6 reservation opportunities on these trains and access to services like the West Miyajima Ferry and Chugoku bus routes.

As you journey through this region with your JR-West pass, take in sights such as the Hiroshima Castle's dignified presence and the picturesque cherry blossoms that grace the Kintai Bridge. The pass facilitates a comfortable exploration of these local treasures.

Pagoda with Mount Fuji in the background, view from Chureito Pagoda, Japan.

Pagoda with Mount Fuji in the background, view from Chureito Pagoda, Japan.

Boat tour near Itsukushima Shrine's torii gate, Hiroshima, Japan.

Boat tour near Itsukushima Shrine's torii gate, Hiroshima, Japan.

Ferry crossing Seto Inland Sea with Hiroshima cityscape and mountains in background.

Ferry crossing Seto Inland Sea with Hiroshima cityscape and mountains in background.

Important Information

  • You'll need your passport, ID, and valid visas when traveling.
  • To learn more about train routes, click here.
  • This pass is exclusively for non-Japanese passport holders with a "Temporary Visitor" visa stamp, obtainable at immigration.
  • Both adults and children holding rail passes can bring up to two infants (1-5 years old) free of charge. A child pass is necessary from the third infant onward.

You have six reserved seating options available on Shinkansen (Mihara - Hakata) and express trains.

Restrictions

    This experience cannot be accessed by Japanese passport holders or non-Japanese passport holders with permanent residence in Japan.

    To exchange reserved seat tickets, follow the steps below:

      Gather your printed reserved seat tickets at green ticket vending machines located near the area pass before boarding the train.

      Operating Hours

        For details on schedule and locations for exchanging orders or purchasing points of sale in Japan, click here.

        Hiroshima Seto Inland Sea view with islands and distant mountains.

        Hiroshima Seto Inland Sea view with islands and distant mountains.

        Hiroshima Castle with a statue and colorful flowers in the foreground, Japan.

        Hiroshima Castle with a statue and colorful flowers in the foreground, Japan.

        Bring along your passport and ID for a smooth experience at immigration checkpoints when redeeming your pass.

        If you're traveling with children or infants (1-5 years), note that an adult rail pass holder can accompany up to two infants, allowing for family-friendly travel plans.

        Plan ahead by familiarizing yourself with the train routes; this will help optimize your journey through cities like Hagi and Onomichi in the Hiroshima-Yamaguchi area.

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        FAQs

        The easiest way is by train from Osaka or Kyoto, taking around 2-3 hours depending on your route. Once in Hiroshima and Yamaguchi, use the JR West Rail Pass for free travel between stations within the area covered by the pass.
        The pass allows you to explore various sites over five days. Each day typically includes visits to multiple attractions, taking around 8-12 hours per day depending on your pace and number of stops. Plan for a total of about 40-60 hours spread across the week.
        Yes, it's excellent for families as it includes attractions suitable for all ages such as historical sites and museums. Children under 12 can often enter for free or at a discounted rate. There are also family-friendly activities like the Mazda Zoom-Zoom Stadium Hiroshima.
        Booking in advance is recommended as it can save you money compared to buying individual tickets on-site. Plus, some attractions require pre-booking due to limited capacity, especially during peak seasons like spring and autumn.
        The ideal times are early morning (6-8 AM) for fewer crowds and stunning light, or late afternoon around sunset for serene views. Spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November) offer mild weather with comfortable temperatures ranging from 10°C to 25°C.
        Bring comfortable walking shoes, as you'll cover several kilometers each day. Pack sunscreen or an umbrella and a light jacket for cooler mornings or evenings. Don't forget your camera for memorable pictures at iconic spots like the Peace Memorial Park in Hiroshima.
        The pass includes unlimited rides on JR trains and buses within specified areas. It also grants entry to popular attractions like Miyajima Island, Itsukushima Shrine, and the Peace Memorial Park. Some sites offer additional discounts or freebies for pass holders.
        Photography is generally allowed throughout the pass area except in specific locations where it's restricted for cultural or security reasons. Be mindful of signs indicating no photography areas such as inside certain shrines or museums. Always ask permission if unsure.

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