JR Pass: Unlimited Travel Across the Whole of Japan

Explore more with one pass

Why choose this rail pass

Ready for a Japanese adventure? The JR Pass is your magic carpet ride across the Land of the Rising Sun! Whether you're in for a quick 7-day, 14-day, or 21-day epic journey, this pass has you covered. Trains, buses, even the Miyajima Ferry – they're all yours to enjoy!

Relax in the quieter atmosphere of first class, with extra space and luggage perks, or engage in the lively energy, social buzz, and all the fun in second class. The best part? Your golden ticket to Japan will arrive at your doorstep before you even finish packing. So, what’s your first stop going to be? The neon lights of Tokyo, the foodie heaven of Osaka, or the serene temples of Kyoto?

Benefits, convenience & more

Picture this: You're zooming through Japan on a sleek Shinkansen, watching Mt. Fuji whiz by, without a care in the world about ticket costs. That's the JR Pass life! It's your VIP access to trains, buses, and even airport express rides. No more ticket-buying headaches or budget worries – just hop on and set off!

But wait, there's more! Fancy some extra cash for sushi? The JR Pass hooks you up with sweet deals on local hotels and must-see spots.

JR Pass: Unlimited Travel Across the Whole of Japan

The JR Pass is your golden ticket to seamless and budget-friendly travel across Japan, offering unlimited access to train rides and buses on JR lines while providing hassle-free access to Shinkansen trains and airport transfers on the Narita and Haruka Express. Choose a 7/14/21 consecutive day pass to match your travel tempo and style; lounge in the lively buzz of second class or enjoy the wider legroom in first class. Your tour stops at iconic landmarks such as Tokyo Tower, which stands 333 meters tall and offers panoramic views of the city skyline, built in 1958; explore Kyoto's Fushimi Inari Shrine, a sprawling complex with over 10,000 vermilion torii gates established in 711 AD, stretching for miles through lush forest trails; venture to Mount Fuji, Japan’s highest peak at 3,776 meters and a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2013, where you can hike the trails or simply admire its snow-capped beauty from afar; immerse yourself in Osaka's historic Dotonbori district, a vibrant area known for its neon lights and bustling atmosphere established in the early 17th century; and visit Hiroshima’s Peace Memorial Park, covering an expansive 120,000 square meters dedicated to peace and reconciliation since 1945. This tour provides comprehensive sightseeing opportunities at landmarks, parks, districts, and historical sites throughout Japan, ensuring you experience the best of each region.

Explore Tokyo Tower

Your tour stops at Tokyo Tower where visitors can ascend to the observation deck for panoramic views of Tokyo's skyline, built in 1958. The tower stands 333 meters tall and is a striking landmark visible from many parts of the city. It offers multiple floors with different viewing experiences, including night-time illuminations that light up the sky in various colors. This iconic structure serves as an important symbol of Tokyo's modernity and resilience, having survived major earthquakes without significant damage due to its innovative design. Visitors typically spend about 1-2 hours exploring the tower and its surrounding gardens, making it a unique destination compared to other observation towers around Japan. The tower's importance lies in its role as both a communication hub and tourist attraction, offering unparalleled views of Tokyo’s urban landscape.

Discover Fushimi Inari Shrine

Your tour stops at Fushimi Inari Shrine where guests can walk through the thousands of vermilion torii gates that form winding trails stretching for miles through lush forested hills. Established in 711 AD, this shrine is dedicated to the god of rice and prosperity, featuring over 10,000 gateways along its paths. Visitors typically spend several hours exploring these trails, which wind up Mount Inari and offer scenic views of Kyoto’s natural beauty. Unlike other shrines, Fushimi Inari stands out for its unique network of torii gates that create a vibrant red tunnel effect as you walk deeper into the forest. This makes it one of Japan's most popular tourist destinations, attracting millions each year.

Ascend Mount Fuji

Your tour stops at Mount Fuji where hikers can climb to its summit and experience breathtaking views from the highest peak in Japan at 3,776 meters. A UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2013, this iconic mountain has been a sacred site for pilgrims and climbers alike for centuries. Visitors typically spend several days hiking up and down the mountain during the climbing season, which runs from late July to early September. Mount Fuji's significance extends beyond its natural beauty; it is also celebrated in art and literature as a symbol of Japan’s cultural heritage.

Explore Dotonbori District

Your tour stops at Osaka’s historic Dotonbori district where visitors can immerse themselves in the vibrant atmosphere of neon lights, street food stalls, and bustling crowds. Established in the early 17th century, this area is known for its lively nightlife and entertainment options. The district spans several blocks with numerous shops, restaurants, and theaters. Tourists usually spend around 2-3 hours exploring Dotonbori’s attractions, which include famous landmarks like Tsutenkaku Tower and Den Den Town. This unique destination stands out for its combination of traditional Japanese culture and modern urban flair.

Visit Peace Memorial Park

Your tour stops at Hiroshima’s Peace Memorial Park where visitors can reflect on the devastating impact of World War II through exhibits and memorials covering an expansive 120,000 square meters. Established in 1945 after the atomic bombing, this park houses several significant sites including the A-Bomb Dome and the Children's Peace Monument. Tourists typically spend about 3 hours exploring the various installations that commemorate peace and reconciliation efforts worldwide. Unlike other war memorials, Hiroshima’s Peace Memorial Park is renowned for its role in promoting global awareness of nuclear disarmament.

Tour Highlights

• Travel all around Japan with JR Pass
• Choose 7/14/21 consecutive day pass
• Lounge in second class or enjoy first class
• Gain access to Shinkansen trains and airport transfers
• Explore Tokyo Tower’s panoramic views
• Walk through Fushimi Inari Shrine’s torii gates
• Ascend Mount Fuji during climbing season
• Immerse yourself in Dotonbori’s lively atmosphere

Perfect for travelers, history enthusiasts, and nature lovers, this guided tour provides comprehensive sightseeing opportunities at landmarks, parks, districts, and historical sites throughout Japan. The 7/14/21 consecutive day pass allows you to explore Tokyo Tower, Fushimi Inari Shrine, Mount Fuji, Dotonbori district, and Hiroshima’s Peace Memorial Park, giving you an unparalleled experience of Japan's diverse culture and natural beauty.