Top picks for Tokyo Rail passes

Discover 10 Rail passes in Tokyo on Trip.com, updated February 2, 2026, with experiences lasting from 1 to 72 hours. Find the perfect adventure for your day!

From NZD 7.52 per person, with an average total of NZD 129.45. Choose the option that suits your plan.

With 4.159k verified reviews, Rail passes Tokyo boast an average rating of 4.7.

This week's most popular Rail passes: "[Official Ticket] Skyliner Keisei Electric Railway Ticket [Tokyo Airport Express: Narita International Airport - Ueno/Nippori]", with 3.405k reviews and a 4.9 rating.

Now on Trip.com: "Hakone | Fuji-Hakone | Hakone-Kamakura Pass (Optional · E-Ticket)", a 72-hour adventure in Tokyo!

The next available day tour departs on February 3, 2026. Book now to secure your spot!

Tokyo Rail passes usually take about 72 hours — perfect for a relaxed, immersive experience!

February is the perfect time to visit Tokyo! Choose from Rail passes available day tours, including seasonal favorites like [Official Ticket] Skyliner Keisei Electric Railway Ticket [Tokyo Airport Express: Narita International Airport - Ueno/Nippori].

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Reviews: [Official Ticket] JR East Japan Rail Pass (Tohoku Area) e-ticket
Guest User2026-01-13
An essential pass for exploring Tohoku freely. With the rising price of the national Junior Pass, it's the best solution.
Reviews: [Official Ticket] JR Tokyo Wide Pass 3-Day (Electronic Redemption Voucher)
Guest User2025-11-13
Ticketing was quick. From Narita Terminal 2, there's a dedicated ticket exchange counter at the railway entrance. The staff were very patient and clearly explained the validity period and coverage area. Three days is enough for several long-distance trips. To go to Mt. Fuji and Kawaguchiko, you can use the self-service machines outside Shinjuku Station to transfer to the Fuji Kaiyu Railway directly to Kawaguchiko Station. You can also go to Izu, but only with regular JR trains. Overall, it's good and quite convenient.
Reviews: [Official Ticket] Skyliner Keisei Electric Railway Ticket [Tokyo Airport Express: Narita International Airport - Ueno/Nippori]
Guest User2026-01-30
Each person has an assigned seat, and there are luggage racks near the boarding area. The seating experience is similar to first class on a high-speed train, as it's a 2+2 layout, making it quite spacious. Pay attention to the boarding time to avoid boarding the wrong train.
Reviews: Seibu Kawagoe 1-day Pass
Guest User2026-02-01
It's such a great experience / I love that it's available for a round trip at such a great price.
Reviews: Seibu Railway 1 Day Pass
Guest User2025-12-04
Purchasing a Seibu Railway One-Day Pass on TripAdvisor is an excellent choice. Ordering is very convenient, and there are discounts for paying with a credit card. This time, I used the Seibu Railway One-Day Pass to travel to Hanno City and see famous attractions along the way, including metasequoia trees and a magical cottage that looked like something out of a fairytale. These were truly unique experiences.
Reviews: Seibu Railway 1-day Pass + Nagatoro Station Combo Ticket
Guest User2025-09-05
I originally planned to go to Nagatoro, but I was too tired the past few days, so I went to Kawagoe instead. Kawagoe is perfect for a half-day stroll. Visiting ruins and bell towers feels like wandering through the river of time. Then, head to Hikawa Shrine; the beautiful wind chimes and windmills are perfect for taking photos (limited time only). You can also go fishing 🎣 (actually, it's a fortune-telling game) to see how your love fortune turns out. I highly recommend using this ticket; remember to exchange it for a regular ticket in Ikebukuro first!