Should you buy a Japan Rail pass (or JR Pass) during your trip to Japan? Is it worth it? where to buy it? I answer these questions here!

In Japan, to travel by train while saving money, there is a subscription also known as the Japan Rail Pass or JR Pass. Before going to Japan, I had no information on this subject. And after more than 40 days there, I decided to write an article on the JR Pass to help people who are traveling to Japan.

Table of Contents

Japan Rail Pass – Is JR Pass Worth It?
The JR pass on the practical side
Where to buy the Japan Rail Pass?
JR pass how does it work?
The JR pass on the economic side
THE NORMAL PASS
THE GREEN PASS (1ST CLASS)
Japan Rail Pass Map

Japan Rail Pass – Is JR Pass Worth It?
When is the JR Pass worth it? Does it really save money? Is it easy to buy and use?
Read on to find out!

The JR pass on the practical side
Before leaving for my very first trip to Japan, I realized that there was little or no information about Japanese train tickets. It was only during a trip to Asia and through another traveler that I discovered the existence of the Japan Rail Pass, a nominative train subscription specially designed for foreign travelers who want to travel through Japan from one side to the other. . After embarking on a series of calculations, I finally decided to buy one, just to see with my own eyes and then be able to write this article for you.

To put it simply, the Japan Rail Pass is a train subscription reserved for foreigners which allows travel on all trains of the same railway company: Japan Railways, also known as JR.

There are several JR Pass durations: one, two or three weeks to choose from depending on your plans, your budget and your itinerary. The practical thing with this subscription is that you can buy a JR Pass online well before your trip without activating it directly. The first time you use it marks the beginning of the validity of the pass for one, two or three weeks depending on the subscription chosen.


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