Can Suica or Pasmo cards be used between Yokohama and Tokyo?

Yes, Suica and Pasmo cards are valid for journeys between Yokohama and Tokyo. They can be used on most JR lines and private companies serving these two cities, such as the Tokaido line or the Yokosuka line.

How long is the train ride from Yokohama to Tokyo?

The train journey from Yokohama to Tokyo takes between 28 and 35 minutes. The JR Tokaido or JR Yokosuka lines directly serve Tokyo Station from Yokohama.

Should I take the local train or the Shinkansen between Yokohama and Tokyo?

It is best to take the local train. The Shinkansen departs from Shin-Yokohama Station, requiring a transfer and increasing the total travel time. JR local trains on the Tokaido or Yokosuka lines connect Yokohama directly to Tokyo in about 30 minutes, at a much lower cost.

What is the difference between Yokohama Station and Shin-Yokohama Station?

Shin-Yokohama is the station serving the Tokaido Shinkansen, for long-distance travel to Tokyo, Nagoya, Kyoto, and Osaka. Yokohama Station is a major hub for local and regional lines, including several JR and private lines. The two stations are distinct and connected by local trains.

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