Osaka Subway 26/48-Hour Pass
Osaka Subway 26/48-Hour Pass
Get unlimited rides on all Osaka Metro lines, covering key areas and major attractions across the city.
Choose between a 26-hour or 48-hour pass based on your travel duration and itinerary.
Use your mobile QR code to enter and exit stations easily without exchanging physical tickets.
Enjoy discounts at over 20 tourist attractions, helping you save more during your trip.
Travel flexibly across Osaka without worrying about individual ticket purchases or top-ups.
Osaka Metro 26 or 48-hour pass (as per option selected)
Unlimited rides on all 9 Osaka Metro routes (check route map here)
Discounts at over 20 attractions (check the complete list of offers here)
Imazato Liner
Hankyu, Kita-Osaka Kyuko Railway, Kintetsu, or other railway lines
Umeda Sky Building in Osaka with autumn trees and blue sky.
Explore Osaka with unlimited metro rides and added attraction discounts, all with one easy digital pass.
Getting started
Activate your pass on your mobile device and scan the QR code at supported ticket gates to enter and exit Osaka Metro stations. Ensure you have internet access to display your ticket.
What to expect
Osaka Metro connects the city’s top attractions, shopping districts, and neighborhoods through an extensive subway network.
Features
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Travel across all 9 Osaka Metro lines, including Yumeshima Station.
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Use your QR code for seamless entry without ticket exchanges.
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Enjoy unlimited rides within your selected validity period.
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Access discounts at over 20 attractions by showing your QR code.
Kuchu Teien Observatory atop Umeda Sky Building in Osaka with city view.
Abeno Harukas skyscraper towering over Osaka cityscape.
Umeda Sky Building in Osaka with autumn trees and blue sky.
Kuchu Teien Observatory atop Umeda Sky Building in Osaka with city view.
Abeno Harukas skyscraper towering over Osaka cityscape.
Rakugo theater in Osaka, Japan with colorful banners and traditional architecture.
What to bring
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Carry a smartphone with internet access to display your QR code ticket.
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Ensure your device is charged, as tickets cannot be used if not displayed.
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Keep access to your email for OTP verification if required.
What’s not allowed
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Screenshots or printed tickets are not accepted for entry.
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Tickets are non-transferable and cannot be shared.
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Multiple tickets in one booking cannot be used separately.
Accessibility
- Accessibility may vary across Osaka Metro stations and lines.
Additional information
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Check usage instructions here.
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Scan your QR code at supported gates to enter and exit stations.
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If you travel beyond the valid area, pay the extra fare at your destination station.
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Show your QR code to avail discounts at participating attractions.
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Discounts will not apply if the QR code cannot be displayed or the facility is closed.
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Internet access is required to use the e-ticket at all times.
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OTP verification may be required when accessing the ticket on a new device.
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If your device fails or your battery dies, you must pay the fare separately without a refund.
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The pass is valid for one person only and activates on first use.
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If the validity expires during travel, you may exit once without issues.
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Activated tickets within their validity may be used for alternative transport during disruptions.
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Tickets cannot be refunded after activation or expiry.
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All tickets in one booking activate together when first used.
Visitors exploring Edo-period street replica at Osaka Museum of Housing and Living, Japan.
Umeda Sky Building with floating garden observatory in Osaka, Japan.
Rakugo theater in Osaka, Japan with colorful banners and traditional architecture.
Visitors exploring Edo-period street replica at Osaka Museum of Housing and Living, Japan.
Umeda Sky Building with floating garden observatory in Osaka, Japan.
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