Sasebo, Kyushu
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ALL KYUSHU Area Pass
- Economic and simple
- Unlimited travel
The All Kyushu Area Pass provides access to JR Kyushu trains for 3, 5 or 7 consecutive days, allowing you to discover the charms of the region. Great value for visitors who want to explore Kyushu.
The All Kyushu Area Pass provides unlimited access to JR Kyushu lines Shinkansen between Hakata - Kagoshima-chuo (except the Sanyo Shinkansen between Kokura and Hakata).
The pass is only available for overseas tourists.
A child price (6 to 11 years of age) is available for the All Kyushu Area Pass. Access to trains is free for accompanied infants aged 5 years or under.
Why choose the ALL KYUSHU Area Pass?
From the beautiful scenery of Mount Aso and the hot springs of Beppu to the bustling cities of Fukuoka, Kumamoto, and Nagasaki, Kyushu is known for its distinctive fusion of natural beauty, rich history, and friendly locals. You can effortlessly travel between locations and have the freedom to create your own schedule with the All Kyushu Area Pass.
The pass, which can be purchased for 3 or 5 consecutive days, includes local trains, limited express trains, and Shinkansen bullet train services on the JR network between Hakata and Kagoshima. For travelers who want to see Kyushu's attractions in depth while saving time and money, this is the ideal choice.
Highlights of the ALL KYUSHU Area Pass
How to use the ALL KYUSHU Area Pass
Delivery
We will send an e-voucher to your email address within 5 business days after your order. If you need the e-voucher to be sent earlier, please contact us and we will do our best to accommodate.
(E-voucher is not the real ticket, you cannot take trains with the voucher)
Exchange
You can print out an e-voucher on A4 size paper, or you can show the voucher on your mobile device when you exchange.
You can redeem your voucher for a physical pass at the following locations:
Validity
The pass is valid for 3 or 5 consecutive days starting from the day of activation up to the end of the final day of the usage period.
- The pass grants access to all JR trains within Kyushu, including the Kyushu Shinkansen (Hakata to Kagoshima Chuo) and Nishi-Kyushu Shinkansen bullet trains (Takeo-Onsen to Nagasaki).
What is not included with the All Kyushu Area Pass?
- The pass is NOT valid for the Sanyo Shinkansen, sleeper trains or JR Kyushu buses.
Cancellation and Modification
An unused voucher is refundable for one year from the date of issue.
The voucher can be refunded if it has never been exchanged in Japan.
A cancellation fee of 15% of the value of the voucher will be retained.
No refund is possible for a voucher received by us more than one year from the date of issue.
A refund is not possible for a lost or stolen voucher.
Eligibility
A rail pass user must be holding a passport issued by a foreign government.
外国での永住権を持っているお客様を含め、日本国籍のお客様は使用できません。
A rail pass user must be entering in Japan as a "短期滞在 (Temporary Visitor) ".
"短期滞在 (Temporary Visitor) " is a status of residence defined under Japanese immigration law.
Individual customers are not allowed to purchase or exchange more than one of the same tickets for the same use period.
You must present your passport to receive a pass.
Discoveries await on Japan's southern main island!
The third-largest of Japan's major islands, Kyushu is renowned for its alluring fusion of historical significance, natural beauty, and a thriving culture. Situated in the country's southwest, it is both a hub for contemporary innovation and a gateway to Japan's historical past.
Known as the "Land of Fire" due to its volcanic activity, Kyushu is home to stunning scenery, such as the majestic hot spring towns of Beppu and Yufuin and the venerable Mount Aso, one of the largest active volcano calderas in the world. The island's robust agricultural and tea production are further supported by its abundance of verdant forests, tranquil coasts, and fertile plains.
The history and culture of Japan are deep-rooted in Kyushu. Cities like Kumamoto, which is home to the famous Kumamoto Castle, and Nagasaki, which has a long history as a port for international trade, provide insights into the history of the country. The main city on the island, Fukuoka, is well-known for its innovative urban planning, vibrant marketplaces, and delicious Hakata ramen.
The local customs, celebrations, and regional specialties—from Kyushu's renowned wagyu beef to Karatsu pottery—all contribute to the island's distinct character. Visitors looking for adventure and relaxation are drawn to Kyushu because of its pleasant environment and welcoming locals.
Kyushu delivers an amazing voyage full of wonder and discovery, whether you choose to explore its historic temples, indulge in its delectable cuisine, or relax in its revitalizing hot springs.
