JR KANSAI HIROSHIMA Area Pass
Stretching across western Japan, this pass connects the dynamic cities of the Kansai region to the historic landscapes of Hiroshima, linking major destinations such as Osaka, Kyoto, Kobe, and Hiroshima.
From cultural landmarks and ancient temples to modern urban centers and coastal scenery, travel seamlessly across the region with the Kansai–Hiroshima Area Pass, using the JR West rail network, including the Sanyo Shinkansen.
For 5 consecutive days, explore multiple cities with great flexibility and experience the rich history and diversity that define western Japan.
Why choose the Kansai–Hiroshima Area Pass?
- Unlimited travel across western Japan with one all-in-one pass
- Fast connections via the Sanyo Shinkansen
- Easy access to Osaka, Kyoto, Kobe, and Hiroshima
- No need for multiple tickets
- Travel across the JR West network with ease
- A cost-effective solution for multi-city trips
- A perfect mix of culture and modern cities
- Full flexibility throughout your journey
What is included in your Kansai–Hiroshima Area Pass?
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Coverage area for the Kansai-Hiroshima Area Pass
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Hidden Gems of the Kansai and Hiroshima Region
Beyond the main cities, the Kansai–Hiroshima region is filled with lesser-known destinations offering a more authentic and local experience. From quiet coastal towns to rural landscapes, travelers can discover a different side of Japan, far from the usual tourist routes.
Places like Onomichi, a charming hillside town overlooking the Seto Inland Sea, are known for their scenic views and peaceful atmosphere. The Kibi Plain near Okayama offers a unique cycling route through rice fields, shrines, and small villages, perfect for a slower-paced exploration. These hidden spots reveal the true diversity of western Japan and are easily accessible using the JR West network.
