JR All Shikoku Rail Pass, Tokyo
JR All Shikoku Rail Pass, Tokyo
Duration: 1 hour (approx.)
1 hour (approx.)
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Explore Shikoku with confidence using the JR All Shikoku Rail Pass in Tokyo, Japan. This transportation pass grants you unlimited access to non-reserved seats on all JR Shikoku and Tosa Kuroshio Railway lines, as well as Asa Kaigan, lyo, Takamatsu-Kotohira Electric Railroad, Tosaden Kotsu lines, the Shodoshima Olive Bus route, and the ferry between Takamatsu and Tonosho. Tailor your journey to discover hidden gems throughout Shikoku with ease.
Explore Shikoku with confidence using the JR All Shikoku Rail Pass in Tokyo, Japan. This transportation pass grants you unlimited access to non-reserved seats on all JR Shikoku and Tosa Kuroshio Railway lines, as well as Asa Kaigan, lyo, Takamatsu-Kotohira Electric Railroad, Tosaden Kotsu lines, the Shodoshima Olive Bus route, and the ferry between Takamatsu and Tonosho. Tailor your journey to discover hidden gems throughout Shikoku with ease.
Explore the scenic beauty of Shikoku with ease using the JR All Shikoku Rail Pass.
With this pass, you can take unlimited non-reserved rides on JR Shikoku lines for durations ranging from 3 to 7 consecutive days and travel on your own schedule through the region.
Included in the benefits are free passages via the Shodoshima Ferry between Takamatsu-Kotohira and Tonosho-Takamatsu, along with access to the Shodoshima Olive Bus line.
Discover the beautiful Shodoshima Island by ferry or explore the rich cultural heritage of numerous shrines while enjoying unrestricted bus travel within the city.
Unlimited travel for 3/4/5/7 days on non-reserved seats in the Shikoku area
Access to Tosa Kuroshio, Asa Kaigan, Iyo, Takamatsu-Kotohira, and Tosaden Kotsu Express trains
Use of special rapid services & regular rapid services
Entry for local train rides on JR-West Conventional lines
Ticket for the Shodoshima ferry (Takamatsu-Tonosho)
Ride on the Shodoshima Olive route buses
Early Morning Sea Line or Botchan Rail Journey
Rapid Island Shuttle excluding Takamatsu-Tonosho Route
All Bus Services Except the Shodoshima Olive Coach
Tourists viewing Yayoi Kusama's pumpkin sculpture on Naoshima Island, Japan.
The JR All Shikoku Rail Pass offers extensive travel benefits across Japan. It grants you unlimited non-reserved seating on all JR Shikoku and Tosa Kuroshio Railway lines, Asa Kaigan Railway lines, lyo Railway lines, Takamatsu-Kotohira Electric Railroad lines, and Tosaden Kotsu lines.
In addition to these rail options, the pass includes access to the Shodoshima Olive Bus route and a ferry ride on the Shodoshima Ferry between Takamatsu and Tonosho. This flexibility allows you to tailor your journey according to personal interests while exploring the hidden gems of Shikoku Island.
Shikoku's attractions are plentiful, with sights like Ritsurin Garden — one of Japan’s most beautiful landscape gardens — Matsuyama Castle built on a hill in Matsuyama city, and Iya Valley known for its picturesque gorge, clear rivers, lush greenery, hot springs, and relaxing environment. The island also offers opportunities to hike through beautiful forests, taste local cuisine, or visit the pilgrim city with over 88 temples.
JR train on tracks in Shikoku, Japan, part of the JR All Shikoku Rail Pass experience.
Train passing through lush forest in Shikoku, Japan, near a modern black house.
Tourists viewing Yayoi Kusama's pumpkin sculpture on Naoshima Island, Japan.
JR train on tracks in Shikoku, Japan, part of the JR All Shikoku Rail Pass experience.
Train passing through lush forest in Shikoku, Japan, near a modern black house.
Seto Ohashi Bridge spanning over the Seto Inland Sea in Shikoku, Japan.
Important Information
- Make sure you have your passport, ID, and valid visas with you at all times.
- To understand train routes better, click here.
- This pass is available only to non-Japanese passport holders with a “Temporary Visitor” visa stamp, obtainable at immigration.
- An adult or child rail pass holder can bring up to 2 infants (aged 1-5) for free. A child pass will be needed from the third infant onwards.
Reserved seating is available by purchasing an affordable reserved seat ticket at the on-site ticket office.
Restrictions
This experience does not include guests with Japanese passports or non-Japanese passport holders who have permanent residence in Japan.
Operating Hours
- Mondays to Fridays: 10am to 6pm
- Saturdays and Sundays: 10am to 5pm
To learn more about the ticket exchange center's operating hours, click here.
Note: The operating hours mentioned are for the ticket exchange center, but they do not apply to the pass itself.
Matsuyama Castle on a hill with lush greenery, view from a wooden path, Shikoku, Japan.
Dogo Onsen Honkan in Matsuyama, Japan, illuminated at night with traditional rickshaws in front.
Seto Ohashi Bridge spanning over the Seto Inland Sea in Shikoku, Japan.
Matsuyama Castle on a hill with lush greenery, view from a wooden path, Shikoku, Japan.
Dogo Onsen Honkan in Matsuyama, Japan, illuminated at night with traditional rickshaws in front.
Bring along your passport and a valid visa with a "Temporary Visitor" stamp to ensure you can use this pass as non-Japanese residents are eligible for it.
If traveling with infants (1-5 years old), remember that an adult or child rail pass holder may be accompanied by up to 2 infants, allowing the whole family to enjoy unlimited travel together.
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