Kansai Thru Pass: Choose 2 to 3 Days

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Traveling in Japan can be quite a barrier if you are not well-versed in its language or transport system. The pass also comes with special discount promotions at nearly 260 key tourist facilities and attractions in Kobe, Osaka, Nara, Wakayama, Koyasan, Kyoto, etc. Choose between a 2-day or a 3-day pass to explore the Kansai region.

Exploring made easier with public transport

This pass gives you unlimited access to travel in railways and subways (excluding the JR lines, Randen, and buses), this will help you explore the Kansai region with ease.

Seamless activation

• To activate the pass for trains, insert the pass into the ticket gate in the ticket arrow direction.

• The pass can be reissued at major stations if the magnetic strip fails to function during your journey. It will not be reissued when lost.

• To enjoy discounts, you can present your pass or discount coupons at select stores and restaurants.

Kansai Thru Pass: Choose 2 to 3 Days

Discover the cultural and historical highlights of Kansai on this flexible sightseeing pass that includes unlimited train rides across Kyoto, Osaka, Kobe, Nara, Wakayama, and Koyasan. This pass unlocks access to iconic landmarks such as Kyoto's Fushimi Inari Shrine with its vibrant red torii gates stretching over 4 kilometers; Osaka Castle, a fortress built in 1583 that stands at an impressive height of 46 meters; Nara Park, home to over 1,200 deer and the Todaiji Temple with its massive Buddha statue measuring nearly 15 meters tall dating back to 749 CE; Kobe Harborland, a bustling waterfront area filled with shops, restaurants, and entertainment venues; and Koyasan, known for its serene temples and monasteries spread across 200 acres. The pass also provides discounts on street food at Dotonbori in Osaka and the vibrant market stalls of Namba. With options to choose between a 2-day or 3-day pass, this tour allows you to explore Kansai at your own pace while enjoying exclusive access to over 40 attractions and scenic spots across the region.

Explore Fushimi Inari Shrine's Torii Gates

Your tour stops at Fushimi Inari Shrine where visitors can walk through thousands of vermilion torii gates that form a winding path stretching nearly 4 kilometers. Established in 794, this Shinto shrine is dedicated to the god of rice and prosperity, with over 10,000 torii gates lining the trails that wind up Mount Inari. The main gate stands at an impressive height of 8 meters while the shrine's inner sanctum houses a large statue of Inari dating back to the early Heian period. Visitors typically spend around 2-3 hours exploring the various paths and shrines, making it one of Kyoto's most iconic landmarks. Fushimi Inari Shrine is unique for its extensive network of torii gates compared to other Shinto shrines in Japan, offering a visually stunning experience that reflects centuries of devotion and cultural significance.

Discover Osaka Castle's Rich History

At Osaka Castle, guests can explore the fortress built by Toyotomi Hideyoshi in 1583, which stands at an impressive height of 46 meters. The castle underwent significant restoration work after being destroyed during World War II and now features a modern museum showcasing exhibits from its storied past. Visitors typically spend about two hours touring the main tower and surrounding grounds, including the moat that stretches over 1 kilometer in circumference. Osaka Castle is unique for its historical significance as a symbol of power and unity in Japan's tumultuous feudal era, offering insights into the life and times of Hideyoshi and his successors.

Experience Nara Park's Deer Population

Nara Park serves as a tranquil oasis filled with over 1,200 friendly deer that roam freely among visitors. Established in 749 CE when Todaiji Temple was founded by Emperor Shomu, the park spans an area of approximately 589 acres and is home to several important Buddhist temples and shrines. The highlight of the tour includes visiting the Great Buddha Hall (Daibutsuden), which houses a colossal bronze statue of Buddha measuring nearly 15 meters tall dating back to 749 CE, making it one of Japan's largest Buddha statues. Visitors usually spend around three hours exploring the park and its numerous attractions, enjoying the serene atmosphere and learning about Nara’s rich cultural heritage.

Enjoy Kobe Harborland's Vibrant Atmosphere

Kobe Harborland is a bustling waterfront area filled with shops, restaurants, and entertainment venues. Built in 1986 as part of a redevelopment project to revitalize the port district, it spans an impressive 50 acres along the coast of Osaka Bay. The highlight includes walking along the promenade where visitors can enjoy panoramic views of the harbor and city skyline while dining at one of the many cafes or restaurants offering local delicacies such as Kobe beef and seafood dishes. Visitors typically spend around two hours exploring this lively area, making it a popular destination for both locals and tourists alike.

Explore Koyasan's Spiritual Monasteries

Koyasan is known for its serene temples and monasteries spread across 200 acres of forested hills. Founded in 816 CE by the Buddhist monk Kukai, it has become a major center for Shingon Buddhism with over 100 temples and shrines dedicated to various aspects of this spiritual tradition. The highlight includes visiting the Okuno-in cemetery where thousands of lanterns light up the path leading to the main shrine, creating an ethereal atmosphere that draws pilgrims from around Japan. Visitors usually spend about four hours exploring Koyasan's numerous sites, including the Kongobuji Temple and the Reihokan Museum.

Tour Highlights

• Unlimited train rides across Kansai
• 2-day or 3-day pass with access to over 40 attractions
• Audio guides in Japanese, English, Chinese, Korean, Thai, Vietnamese
• Exclusive discounts at iconic sites and street food markets
• Option to visit hidden gems like Wakayama and Koyasan
• Feature of Fushimi Inari Shrine's extensive torii gates
• Experience Osaka Castle with its rich historical significance
• Explore Nara Park's deer population and Todaiji Temple

Perfect for history enthusiasts, culture buffs, and families, this flexible sightseeing pass provides unparalleled access to Kansai’s top destinations. The 2-day or 3-day format allows you to visit Fushimi Inari Shrine, Osaka Castle, Nara Park, and Kobe Harborland while enjoying exclusive discounts on street food and iconic sites across the region.