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Edit- HAKONE Free Pass Tokyo (Shinjuku), Odawara & Hakone area
- HAKONE KAMAKURA Pass Tokyo (Shinjuku), Kamakura & Enoshima, Hakone areas
- FUJI HAKONE Pass Fuji-Kawaguchi lake, Hakone, Fuji Q Highland, Gotemba
- JR EAST NAGANO-NIIGATA Area Pass Tokyo, Nikko, Nagano & Niigata
- JR EAST TOHOKU Area Pass Tokyo, Nikko, Sendai & Aomori
- NIKKO WORLD HERITAGE 2 Day Pass Nikko, Kinugawa Onsen, Tochigi, Tokyo
- CHICHIBU KAWAGOE Area 1 day Pass Tokyo (Ikebukuro,Shinjuku), Kawagoe, Chichibu, Tokorozawa, Saitama
East Pass
CHICHIBU KAWAGOE Area 1 day Pass
Your journey
● Discover the west Tokyo area! You can visit the Kawagoe and Chichibu areas with this pass.
● Unlimited rides on all Seibu Railway lines for 1 day (excluding the Tamagawa Line)
This product is also called the "Seibu Railways One-day Pass"
Plan fun day trips from Tokyo with this 1-day discount rail pass. Visit beautiful locations of your choice, like Kawagoe or Chichibu. Plan your own self-guided tour through cities like Kawagoe and Chichibu from Tokyo. Visit various places along the Seibu lines, courtesy of your discounted pass. Depending on the season you can access the best sakura viewing spots, summer festivals, fall colors and winter illuminations. The Seibu lines also provide access to the Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo: The Making of Harry Potter in Nerima, and the Moomin Valley Park in Hanno.
How can I use the KAWAGOE CHICHIBU 1 Day Pass?
- We will send you an e-voucher to your email address within 5 working days of your booking. It's important to check your junk mail folder, in case the email ends up there.
If you need your voucher sooner, don't hesitate to contact us.
- Please exchange the e-voucher for the physical ticket at the SEIBU Tourist Information Center in Ikebukuro. You'll need to bring and show your passport.
Business hours: 8:00 - 15:00, open all year.
Location: Ikebukuro Station 1F (The Information Center can be found near the East Exit of Ikebukuro Station. It's located near the 1F entrance gates to the Seibu Line)
The East Exit is on the same side of the station which has the Seibu Department Store.
Terms of use
- Use of the Tamagawa Line is NOT included in this pass.
- To use the Limited Express trains, you must pay a surcharge. Use of Limited Express trains is not included in this pass.
- The voucher is valid for 60 days from the date of issue.
- This pass is for non-Japanese tourists only. Japanese people and foreigners living in Japan cannot use this pass.
- Seibu Limited Express (LaView, Red Arrow or S-Train) passengers are required to purchase an Express Seat ticket separately.
Cancellation policy
- This product is not refundable.
- Cannot be cancelled or amended.
Chichibu and Kawagoe
The Kawagoe Chichibu Pass is your gateway to exploring two of Japan's most exciting destinations, combining untouched natural beauty with profound cultural history. It provides you the opportunity to venture across two distinct areas: the mountainous region of Chichibu, renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, and Kawagoe, a city rich in historical heritage.
Nestled in the heart of Saitama Prefecture, Chichibu is a mountainous area that serves as a tranquil bubble away from the hustle and bustle of city life. Situated approximately 90 km from Tokyo, this region is a true natural gem, hosting majestic mountains, winding rivers, and lush vegetation. Among the must-visits in Chichibu, the Chichibu-Tama-Kai National Park stands out, offering a wide variety of landscapes from mountainous terrains to verdant forests, and natural hot springs. The hiking trail from Mitsumine-jinja to Myoho-ji also provides a stunning view of the region's natural beauty.
Kawagoe Festival
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Kawagoe, also located in Saitama Prefecture, is a city rich in historical heritage and preserved Edo-era architecture. Nicknamed "Little Edo", Kawagoe is full of old warehouses and cobblestone streets that give you a feeling of stepping back in time. The clock tower, one of the city's most recognizable symbols, has been ringing on the hour for over 350 years. Each year, in October, the city hosts the Kawagoe Festival, where beautifully decorated floats parade through the streets, to the sounds of flutes and drums.