Discover the Kansai region the way that suits your plans best
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Aside from Tokyo, the Kansai region is easily one of the most-visited places in Japan! Home to ultra-popular cities like Osaka, Kyoto, Nara and Kobe with plenty of excitement, yummy food, and beautiful sights to see, it’s no wonder Kansai is a huge must-visit spot.
A popular travel route in Kansai typically involves the usual suspects – Osaka, Kyoto, Nara, Kobe – but many visitors also like to include certain further destinations into their itinerary. The big question is, which Kansai transport pass should you get? Read the breakdown of each transport pass below to find the perfect one for you!
Pro-tip: Make sure to also read up on the differences between ICOCA, Kansai Thru Pass & Osaka Amazing Pass.
6. Kintetsu Rail Pass
The Kintetsu Rail Pass allows foreign visitors unlimited use of trains on Kintetsu Railways with exception to limited express trains. Kintetsu Railways is Japan’s largest non-JR railway network and covers a wide network of routes in the region. There’s a “Plus” option which also covers buses around Nara and the Shima Peninsula.
The standard rail pass comes in consecutive 1-day, 2-day, and 5-day options. The ‘plus’ option is available only in consecutive 5 days.
Valid on:
- Unlimited travel on Kintetsu Railway
- Depending on which pass you pick, the designated zones and additional routes may differ. For a full list, refer to the package details of your chosen Kintetsu Rail Pass
Not valid on:
- Limited express (tokkyu) trains
How to use: Purchase your Kintetsu Rail Pass on Klook. Present your Klook voucher and passport to redeem your physical ticket. The pass is activated upon the first use and you may start using to enjoy unlimited rides on the selected networks within the validity period.
Cities covered: Osaka, Kyoto, Nara, Yoshino, Iga, Yunoyama, Nagoya, Mie, Ise-Shima
Who is it for?
The Kintetsu Rail Pass is a great option for travellers who are looking travelling mainly in Osaka, Kyoto and Nara. The pass pays off if you’re taking day trips during your validity period between Osaka and Kyoto, Nara and further destinations like Shima Peninsula, Nagoya, Yoshino and more.
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