This train pass has been very popular to travel Kanazawa, Takayama and Shirakawago. The train route to these destinations from Nagoya and Osaka are covered. However there are some restrictions. You may be confused how you use this pass.
In this post, I will clarify the condition and the coverage area of this pass. You will find what you can do and what you cannot do by this pass in this post. I also compare the price of pass and a regular fare. You will easily find how you can get the worth of this pass.
- Who is eligible
- Types, prices and conditions
- Sales location
- Coverage area and valid transportation
- The limited express Haruka and Kansai Airport Rapid train
- Local train services in downtown Osaka
- The limited express Thunderbird (Osaka, Kyoto – Kanazawa)
- Nohi Bus (Kanazawa – Shirakawago – Takayama), Kaetsuno Bus (Shin Takaoka – Shirakawago)
- The Hokuriku Shinkansen (Kanazawa – Toyama)
- The limited express Wide View Hida (Nagoya – Takayama – Toyama)
- Train which is not covered at all or partially
- Compare cost between pass and single fare
- Assessment
Who is eligible
Visitors who land as “Temporary Visitor” status can purchase this pass.
Types, prices and conditions
There is only 5-day pass.
Purchasing place | Adult | Child (6-11yrs) |
---|---|---|
Overseas travel agent (Before arrival in Japan) | 14,260 yen | 7,130 yen |
At the designated station (After arrival in Japan | 15,280 yen | 7,640 yen |
Online | 15,280 yen | 7,640 yen |
*5 year old or younger child is free. Maximum 2 children per one adult. But one of your adult traveler must share the seat with the child who is 5 years old or younger.
The pass must be used in consecutive days. The validity of a rail pass starts from 12 O’clock at night.
e.g.
If you start to use 5 days pass on May 1, the pass is expired at 23:59 on May 5.
You may book a reserved seat on the train up to 4 times by this pass. This four times booking seat fee is covered. But you cannot book a seat on the limited express Haruka and the Hokuriku Shinkansen. This four times reservation does not include Nohi bus reservation. I will tell you about this restriction later.
Sales location
You can purchase this pass before or after you arrive in Japan. If you purchase an exchange order of this pass, the price is 1,000 yen cheaper than the price in Japan. You can find the sales location list in the official site in the link below:
Takayama-Hokuriku Area Tourist Pass official site
Coverage area and valid transportation
The pass covers Osaka, Kyoto, Kanazawa, Shirakawago, Takayama, Gero, Gifu and Nagoya. Please see the coverage map below:
Basically this pass covers JR trains, Nohi Bus and Kaetsuno Bus in the coverage area. I would like to show you the key train and bus services one by one.
The limited express Haruka and Kansai Airport Rapid train
The limited express Haruka connects Kansai airport, Tennoji, Shin-Osaka and Kyoto.
If you start using this pass right after you arrive in Kansai airport, you may take this train. This train has both reserved seat car and non reserved seat car. But this pass covers only non reserved seat car. This train does not stop at Osaka. Please see the link below to find more information about Haruka:
Kansai Airport Limited Express Haruka
If you cannot take Haruka, you can take Kansai Airport Rapid train too. This is a sort of commute trains. Haruka has nicer interior.
Local train services in downtown Osaka
This pass covers a local train in Osaka, such as Osaka Kanjo line (Osaka loop line). You can get many places by this pass in Osaka. Please see the link below to find the information about JR local train service in Osaka:
The limited express Thunderbird (Osaka, Kyoto – Kanazawa)
This train is a primary way to get Kanazawa from Osaka or Kyoto.
You can book a reserved seat on this train by this pass. But you have to make a reservation after you arrive in Japan.
Nohi Bus (Kanazawa – Shirakawago – Takayama), Kaetsuno Bus (Shin Takaoka – Shirakawago)
Both bus services are shown by a green line in the coverage map above.
Most of you take Nohi Bus to get Shirakawago. You also take this bus when you move between Takayama and Kanazawa. All bus services between Kanazawa and Shirakawago requires an advanced booking. You cannot book online and you have to make a call to book a seat. A few bus services can be taken without reservation between Takayama and Shirakawago. You can find the phone number and timetable in the link below:
If you want to visit Ainokura, Suganuma and/or Gokayama, you will take Kaetsuno Bus. Reservation is not required.
The Hokuriku Shinkansen (Kanazawa – Toyama)
The Shinkansen train runs very frequently between Kanazawa and Toyama.
This pass does not allow you to book a seat on the Hokuriku Shinkansen. There are three kinds of trains running on the Hokuriku Shinkansen. Those are Kagayaki, Hakutaka and Tsurugi. But the fastest train “Kagayaki” does not have any non reserved seat cars. You have to take other two trains, Hakutaka or Tsurugi on the Hokuriku Shinkansen. Usually Tsurugi has lots of empty seats and easily can take a seat in non reserved cars.
Please find more details about the Hokuriku Shinkansen in the following link:
Hotels in Takayama
Hotels in Kanazawa
Hotels in Shirakawago
The limited express Wide View Hida (Nagoya – Takayama – Toyama)
This is very popular train to get Takayama. The scenery is very nice from this train.
This train runs once an hour in daytime between Nagoya and Takayama. But this train runs only a few times between Takayama and Toyama. If you cannot take this train between Toyama and Takayama, you can take a local train. But there is no direct local train between Toyama and Takayama. You have to change trains at Inotani between Takayama and Toyama.
Please see the link below to find more information about Wide View Hida:
You can book a reserved seat on this train by this pass. But you have to make a reservation after you arrive in Japan.
Train which is not covered at all or partially
This pass does not cover any train services between Gifu and Kyoto. This means you cannot make a circle tour by this pass. I would like to show you some trains which are not covered by this pass and how much you have to pay extra.
The Tokaido Shinkansen (Nagoya – Kyoto – Shin Osaka)
It is not covered at all. Even though the Shinkansen runs partially between Kyoto and Shin-Osaka in the coverage area, it is not covered at all. You may consider using Platt Kodama if you want to take the Shinkansen between Nagoya and Kyoto/Shin-Osaka.
Osaka departure of the limited express Wide View Hida (Osaka – Kyoto – Gifu – Takayama)
One round trip of Wide View Hida runs between Osaka and Takayama. However this train runs outside the coverage area partially.
If you take this train, you have to pay for Kyoto – Gifu. The one way extra cost (the base fare and the reserved seat fee) is around 4,500 yen. The reserved seat fee is covered in the coverage area. But you have to use two of four times seat booking for Takayama – Gifu and Osaka – Kyoto. If you take this route, you have to book a seat for both inside coverage area and outside coverage area at same time. You can get a same seat all the way.
The limited express Shirasagi (Kanazawa – Nagoya)
If you move between Nagoya and Kanazawa, the limited express Shirasagi is the fastest way. However this train runs outside the coverage area partially.
If you take this train, you have to pay for Tsuruga – Gifu. The one way extra cost (the base fare and the reserved seat fee) is around 3,500 yen. Reserved seat fee is covered in the coverage area. But you have to use two of four times seat booking for Nagoya – Gifu and Kanazawa – Tsuruga. If you take this route, you have to book a seat for both inside coverage area and outside coverage area at same time. You can get a same seat all the way.
If you want to avoid this extra cost, you can take one of these following routes:
- The limited express Wide View Hida (Nagoya – Toyama), the Hokuriku Shinkansen (Toyama – Kanazawa)
- The limited express Wide View Hida (Nagoya – Takayama), Nohi Bus (Takayama – Kanazawa)
These routes are covered but the trip time is much longer than the limited express Shirasagi. If you take the limited express Shirasagi, the trip time is about 3 hours to get Nagoya from Kanazawa without changing trains. But if you take one of these above routes, the travel time is about 4.5 hours and you have to change trains or train/bus. Please think which choice is better for you, spending 1.5 hours or spending 3,360 yen.
Local train service in downtown Kyoto
You can get Kyoto by this pass. But after you arrive in Kyoto, this pass does not help you at all. You cannot get even some spots in Kyoto by this pass. JR lines connect Arashiyama and Fushimi from Kyoto station. But this pass does not cover these lines.
Trip to Nara, Trip to Kobe
These cities are a step away from Kyoto or Osaka. But these cities are not in the coverage area. Please do not think using this pass even partially. Just pay as you go or think about using other deal:
Compare cost between pass and single fare
First of all, please see the fare table for major segments below. These fares are approximate and may be varied by the seasonality:
One way fare
Kansai airport – Shin-Osaka by Limited Express NON reserved seat | 2,500 yen |
Kansai airport – Kyoto by Limited Express NON reserved seat | 3,000 yen |
Osaka – Kanazawa by Limited Express reserved seat | 7,800 yen |
Kyoto – Kanazawa by Limited Express reserved seat | 7,000 yen |
Nagoya – Takayama by Limited Express reserved seat | 6,000 yen |
Toyama – Takayama by Limited Express reserved seat | 3,500 yen |
Toyama – Kanazawa by Hokuriku Shinkansen NON reserved seat | 2,900 yen |
Kanazawa – Shirakawago by Nohi bus | 2,000 yen |
Takayama – Shirakawago by Nohi bus | 2,600 yen |
Kanazawa – Takayama by Nohi bus | 3,600 yen |
Shirakawago – Shin-Takaoka by Kaetsuno bus | 1,800 yen |
You may find more information about the access to Takayama and Kanazawa at the links below:
You can find the timetable of the limited express Wide View Hida, Thunderbird, and Shirasagi in the link below:
Due to COVID-19, it may be operated on a schedule different from the normal timetable. Check the train schedule on Hyperdia.
Hyperdia perfect guide, train timetable and route search engine
Assessment
This deal is highly recommended if you visit Takayama, Shirakawago and/or Kanazawa from Osaka, Kyoto or Nagoya. Especially the coverage of Nohi Bus and Kaetsuno Bus offers a big deal.
I hope this post helps you to build your trip plan.
Comments
Hello Takeshi san,
I just bought a Takayama-Horiku Area Pass Exchange order from agent in my country.
So, I have some question to ask;
– Can I reserve nohibus from overseas call before I exchange ticket at JR Offices when I arrive Japan
(My plan is take a nohibus from Takayama >> Shirakawago and Shirakawago >> Kanazawa)
– Can I use this pass for nohibus “Hirayu / Shin-Hotaka Line”. If not, How Can I get to Shin-Hotaka Ropeway with this pass?
Thank you in advance.
FomFom
Hi FomFom san,
You can make a call to book for Nohi bus before you arrive in Japan. Even if you book it after arriving Japan, you still need to make a call. You cannot book it at JR ticket office.
You cannot use this pass to get Shin-Hotaka. You have to pay regular fare to take a bus to Shin-Hotaka.
Cheers,
Takeshi / JPRail.com
Hi Takeshi -San,
1) We are 2 adults and have planned to visit Japan by end of the year. Apprecite if you could provide comment and advise on my itinerary below :-
31/12 – Arrive Osaka for new year countdown
01/01 – Travel to and overnight at Kanazawa
02/01 – Kanazawa
03/01 – Travel to and overnight at Takayama
04/01 – Takayama -> Shiragawago -> Takayama
05/01 – Takayama
06/01 – Takayama to Osaka
07/01 – Departure from Kansai Airport
2) Kindly advise reasonable transportation. Since my journey will be more than 5 days, is Takayama-Horikoku Pass suitable for me?
3)I understand that Nohi bus to Shirakawa-go will not be available on certain public days. May i know whether it will be available on 4th Jan 2017?
Many thanks in advance
Best regards,
Jessieh
Hi Jessieh san,
1. Your itinerary is feasible and I don’t see any issues
2. Yes.
3. Takayama-Shirakawago bus runs everyday. Only one trip is not available. Please see the link below.
https://www.nouhibus.co.jp/english/highwaybus/shirakawago.pdf
You can take Nohi bus from Takayama to Osaka. This is the easiest and most affordable way.
https://www.nouhibus.co.jp/english/highwaybus/osaka.pdf
You may book at same time when you book for the bus to Shirakawago. Reservation is required to take most of bus.
Cheers,
Takeshi / JPRail.com
Hi Takeshi -San,
Thanks for your reply. I’m thinking of whether I should slot in “Gokayama” in my itinerary. Appreciate if you could advise.
If yes, based on my earlier itinerary, which day is better for it? Kindly advise any transportation to reach there?
Thanks in advance
Best regards,
Jessieh
Hi Jessieh san,
Most easiest way is just adding Gokayama on Shirakawago.
https://jprail.com/travel-informations/tips-for-japan-rail-pass/how-to-get-shirakawa-go-%E7%99%BD%E5%B7%9D%E9%83%B7.html
Cheers,
Takeshi / JPRail.com
Hi, Takeshi-san …..this time need your approval again,I archived all your JR news letter .Appreciate it a lot. This time I wanna travel to Central of Japan.
D1: NGO – Nagoya. ( 9th Feb 2017)
D2: Nagoya
D3: Nagoya – Takayama
D4: Takayama – Shiragawa-go -Kanazawa
D5: Kanazawa
D6: Kanazawa- Nagoya ( via Toyama)
D7: Nagoya
D8: Nagoya – NGO
My question is – Can Takayama Hokuriku area pass cover it ?
– Is going back to Nagoya via Toyama is the
right route ?
– Until now, I’m still confused about the Nohi
Bus.
How to reserve the seat? Can I buy it outside
Japan ? Or…
– Can I buy It once I arrive
In Nagoya at the Nohi bus Terminal or is it
too late to get the ticket ?
Please advise…. Thank you so much.
Regards. Ruwengoh
Hi Ruwen,
You can use Takayama Hokuriku Area Pass. Kanzawa-Toyama-Nagoya route is right and this route is covered by this pass fully.
You need to make an overseas call if you want to make a reservation in advance. Online is not available for this pass user. Please see the link below:
https://www.nouhibus.co.jp/english/highwaybus/shirakawago.pdf
I’m not sure that you can get a seat after you make a reservation. When I was there in this past February, the bus was almost full even in weekdays.
Cheers,
Takeshi / JPRail.com
Hi Takeshi,
I will be travelling to Osaka in Dec, could you kindly look at my itinerary and advise if the Takayama-Hokuriku area pass is the most suitable?
Day 1: Arrive Osaka airport. Stay in Nagahoribashi.
Day 2: USJ
Day 3: Travel to Shirakawa & Takayama. Stay Takayama
Day 4: Day trip in Kanazawa, return to Osaka.
Day 5: Osaka
Day 6: Kyoto day trip (understand the pass doesn’t cover city travel)
Day 7: fly back via Kansai airport in the evening
Would you recommend using the pass for Day 3 to 7? If I can use the pass for day 6, is it taking the JR special rapid service from Osaka station?
Thanks a lot!
Hi JT,
You can use Takayama Hokuriku Area Pass from day 3 to the end of your trip. You can take special rapid or even other limited express train, such as Haruka, Thunderbird.
https://jprail.com/trains/sort-by-type/limited-express/kansai-airport-limited-express-haruka.html
https://jprail.com/trains/sort-by-type/limited-express/limited-express-thuderbird-raicho-%E9%9B%B7%E9%B3%A5.html
Cheers,
Takeshi / JPRail.com
thanks for your advice & your informative posts really help me a lot! Cheers!
No worries, JT.
Cheers,
Takeshi / JPRail.com
Thank You so much for your prompt reply…
No worries, Ruwen.
Cheers,
Takeshi / JPRail.com
Dear Takeshi san,
I’ve got myself an simple itinerary for coming February but just need your advice for any improvement.
DAY 1 reached KANSAI AIRPORT – Shin-osaka – Kanazawa
DAY 2 Kanazawa – Shirakawago – Takayama
DAY 3 Takayama – Toyama
DAY 4 Toyama – Kanazawa
DAY 5 Kanazawa – kyoto
DAY 6 Kyoto
DAY 7 Kyoto – Nara – Osaka
DAY 8 Osaka – KANSAI AIRPORT
What the suitable JR pass we need to use?
Thank you.
Pei
Hi Pei san,
You may use Takayama Hokuriku Area Pass for the first 5 days.
For day 6 to 8, please see the link below:
Day 6
https://jprail.com/travel-informations/other-rail-passes/rail-pass-for-residents/how-to-choose-the-best-train-pass-for-sightseeing-in-kyoto.html
Day 7
Regular ticket is okay. But if you have sightseeing in Osaka on day 8 before going to KIX, Kansai thru pass 2 days is recommended for day 7 and 8
https://jprail.com/travel-informations/other-rail-passes/rail-pass-for-residents/how-to-use-kansai-thru-pass-compare-pass-and-single-fare.html
Day 8
If you don’t use Kansai thru pass, please see the link below:
https://jprail.com/sample-itineraries/airport-access/kansai-kix/how-to-choose-the-deals-for-access-tofrom-kansai-airport.html
Cheers,
Takeshi / JPRail.com
Dear Takeshi,
Thanks for the sharing tips!
I wonder how many passes should I get, here is my itinerary:
Day 1 : Kansai Airport – Kyoto (ICOCA+Haruka)
Day 2 : Nara – Kyoto
Day 3 : Kyoto
Day 4 : Kyoto-Kanazawa-Shirakawago (Takayama Hokuriku Area Pass)
Day 5 : Shirakawago-Kanazawa-Osaka (Takayama Hokuriku Area Pass)
Day 6 : Osaka (Osaka 2 Day Pass)
Day 7 : Osaka (Osaka 2 Day Pass)
Day 8 : Osaka – Kansai Airport (ICOCA+Haruka)
It seems that Takayama Hokuriku Area Pass can only cover my trip from Kyoto-Shirakawago-Osaka. Am I right?
So I need to get 3 passes in total for this whole trip?
Please advise.
Many thanks!!
Regards,
Xinyi
Hi Xinyi,
You can use Takayama Hokuriku Area Pass in Osaka too. Please see the link below:
https://jprail.com/travel-informations/tips-for-japan-rail-pass/guide-to-take-trains-in-osaka-how-to-choose-the-best-route-by-train-to-get-the-major-spots.html#JR_Pass_Kansai_Area_Pass_Kansai_WIDE_Area_Pass_Kansai_Hiroshima_Area_Pass_Sanyo_Sanin_Area_Pass_Kansai_Hokuriku_Aea_Pass_Takayama_Hokuriku_Area_Pass
You still need to pay extra for taking subway because some places cannot be reached by JR. But you can use this pass to take JR local trains.
You also can take Limited Express Haruka to get KIX on day 8.
So you need to have ICOCA and Haruka for the first 3 days. Takayama Hokuriku Area Pass covers most part of your trip in the last 5 days.
Cheers,
Takeshi / JPRail.com
Dear Takeshi,
So you think that it’s not necessary to take the osaka 2 days pass?
The Takayama Hokuriku pass can cover the city tour as well?
Regards,
Xinyi
Hi Xinyi,
It depends on your plan in Osaka. Takayama Hokuriku Area Pass covers only JR trains. You can get Osaka castle, Umeda, Namba, USJ, Tennoji. But some part of places cannot be accessed, such as Shisaibashi, Kaiyukan Aquarium. I’m not sure what “city tour” meant. But this pass covers JR trains only anyway. Please see the map in the link that I gave you in previous reply and make sure which place you can go by this pass.
Cheers,
Takeshi / JPRail.com
Hi Takeshi,
I am keen to get the 5 days Takayama Hokuriku Pass for the upcoming trip starts 8 Dec.
Can you help to confirm that all trains/bus marked * will be covered at no additional cost (reserved seats included) using this pass?
Many thanks!
Day 1 – arriving KIX, ICOCA+Haruka to Kyoto
Day 2 – Kyoto
Day 3 – Kyoto
Day 4 – Kyoto
Day 5 – Ltd Express Thunderbird from Kyoto to Kanazawa *
Day 6 – Day trip to Shirakawa-go by Nohi bus *
Day 7 – Ltd Express Thunderbird from Kanazawa to Osaka *
Day 8 – USJ via JR Yumesaki Line *
Day 9 – Day trip to Nara by JR Yamatoji Line *
Day 10 – Osaka
Day 11 – Osaka
Day 12 – ICOCA+Haruka from Tennoji to KIX
Hi Jazz,
Only trip to Nara is not covered fully. This pass covers downtown Osaka only.
If you use this pass to get Nara, you have to pay about 500 yen extra for one way. This extra cost can be paid when you exit at Nara station. Just show your pass and station staff tell you how much you need to pay.
Cheers,
Takeshi / JPRail.com
Can I check whether this takayama Hokruiri pass can be used FYI travel to Nagoya Airport
Dear Takeshi san,
I am thinking of the following itinerary and will need your advice :
20 Dec : Osaka to Takayama
21 Dec : Takayama to Shirakawago
22 Dec : Shirakawago to Kyoto
Do you think this is doable? What is the best travel plan and pass to get?
Thank you
Hi Jeremy san,
This plan is doable.
If you want to save your cost, use Takayama Hokuriku Area Pass in the post above. This is only deal to cover Takayama and Shirakawago from Osaka/Kyoto. But you need to go through Kanazawa to reach Takayama. Please see the link below:
https://jprail.com/travel-informations/tips-for-japan-rail-pass/how-to-access-to-takayama-by-trains-and-buses.html
There is other route to reach Takayama from Osaka that is Osaka-Nagoya-Takayama route. But this route is not covered by this pass and there is no deals available to cover this route.
Cheers,
Takeshi / JPRail.com
Hi Takeshi
my plan is
Day 1: Kansai to Kanazawa
Day 2: In Kanazawa
Day 3: Kanazawa to Nagoya – prefer direct train, can I take LTD. EXP SHIRASAGI ?
Day 4: Kanazawa to Kyoto
Day 5 to 7: In Kyoto
Is it possible to take train to Kurobe-Unazukionsen with this pass ?
Many thanks as always
Grace
Hi Grace,
This pass does not cover Shirasagi. Some part of the trip by Shirasagi is covered but the segment between Tsuruga and Gifu is not covered. If you pay extra for this segment, you have to pay around 3000 for base fare and seat fee. If you don’t like it, you have to go through either Shirakawago by bus or Toyama by train.
Kurobe Unazuki Onsen is not in coverage area. It’s not covered unfortunately.
Cheers,
Takeshi / JPRail.com
Thanks Takeshi.
Sorry to trouble you again as my plans are now changed to:
Day 1: Kansai – Kanazawa via Shin Osaka
Day 2: In Kanazawa
Day 3: Kanazawa – Kaga Onsen (Ltd Express Thunderbird)
Day 4: Kaga Onsen – Kyoto (Ltd Express Thunderbird)
Day 5: Kyoto – Uji return
Day 6: In Kyoto
Day 7: Kyoto – Kansai Airport
Will the Kansai Hokuriku Pass be a better pass to take ?
Many thanks
Grace
Hi Grace,
Kansai Hokuriku Area Pass is the best choice for your trip.
Cheers,
Takeshi / JPRail.com
Many thanks Takeshi for the confirmation 🙂
No worries, Grace.
Cheers,
Takeshi / JPRail.com
Dear Takeshi san,
I’ve got myself an simple itinerary for coming January but just need your advice for any improvement.
26 Jan : Arrival @ KIX (gonna stay around dotonbori)
27 Jan : Osaka
28 Jan : (go thru Nagoya) Takayama
29 Jan : Shibu Onsen (might change date with Shirakawago)
30 Jan : Shirakawago (might change date with Shibu Onsen)
31 Jan : Kanazawa
01 Feb : Kyoto
02 Feb : Kyoto
03 Feb : Rinku Town
04 Feb : KIX (back Malaysia)
I’ve planned to use ICOCA-Haruka from KIX to Tennoji & Kyoto to KIX (transfer back to Rinku from KIX). From 28 Jan to 1st Feb will be using Hokuriku pass. But it seems like I’ll best get the Kintetsu pass for journey from Osaka to Nagoya, right?
Did Hokuriku pass cover JR Hida 25 (Nagoya – Takayama)?
Thank you in advance.
Janice
Hi Janice san,
I don’t agree to use Kintetsu rail pass. This deal was good for even one way trip from Osaka to Nagoya. But now single fare is cheaper because it does not cover limited express surcharge. If you want to go to Nagoya, you can use Kintetsu railway. But if you just want to go to Takayama from Osaka, take limited express Wide View Hida from Osaka. There is one trip to Takayama from Osaka directly.
https://jprail.com/trains/sort-by-type/limited-express/limited-express-wide-view-hida.html#Route_schedule_and_trip_time
If you take this train, you have to pay extra for Osaka to Gifu. That costs around 5500 yen for base fare and reserved seat fee. After Gifu, Takayama Hokuriku Area Pass covers. If you take this way, you can exchange Takayama Hokuriku area pass at Kansai airport station. When you exchange the pass, you also can book your seat for Osaka to Gifu. You can get same seat for Osaka-Gifu-Takayama.
I agree with your plan other than this.
Cheers,
Takeshi / JPRail.com
Dear Takeshi san,
Thank you very much on the advice. I feel so much safer right now with the confirmed information.
May I also check with you, ICOCA-Haruka from KIX – Tennoji & Kyoto-KIX, both need to buy separately on the day of use? The price will be JPY4700 right?
Cheers,
Janice
Hi Janice san,
You have to purchase those separately. The total price is right.
You can purchase ICOCA and Haruka to Tennoji online if you want. But you have to purchase Haruka discount ticket from Kyoto to KIX on the day of use.
Cheers,
Takeshi / JPRail.com
Dear Takeshi san,
Oh. Thank you very much. It’s very helpful of you.
Cheers,
Janice
No problem, Janice san.
Cheers,
Takeshi / JPRail.com