kansai thru pass 2 or 3 days

This post has been edited by Human Nature: Apr 2 2015, 11:54 AM

Kansai Thru Pass for the win!

hmmm... sounds good. thanks
maybe get 2 sets of thru pass and make 2/3x day trips to kyoto, and followed by another 2/3x daytips to kobe/others

do they have any type of unlimited subway pass within osaka ?
or we just have to buy a normal card and topup like the locals ?

Kansai Thru Pass covers Osaka as well.

aiyo...2 weeks can go so many places. Try google this :
Kyushu : Kumamoto, Yufuin, Mount Aso, Kurokawa, Fukuoka, Kagoshima, Miyajima, Hiroshima

Or,
There's a new pass just launched in March 2015 : https://www.westjr.co.jp/global/en/travel-i...ss/sanyo_sanin/

Maybe you can travel to the places covered by the above pass. I heard it's a good deal, can ride on Nozomi bullet train!

This post has been edited by michlove: Apr 2 2015, 12:03 PM

Why don't you just do some homework?
People already give u a clue to kick start already.
''Kansai Thru Pass''



This post has been edited by RegentCid: Apr 2 2015, 12:04 PM

if you are only talking about subways in osaka, there are many varieties.

1 day subway pass, osaka amazing pass, etc...read about them to know their features

See his way of reply, lazy until max not even want to Google about it. He won't go read....spoon feed people only know open mouth waiting the food goes inside mouth only.

lol thats why i wrote there 'read'

www.japan-guide.com is the best place to start. Read up on the area you want to visit, they will teach you on a lot of things such as how to get around, various passes, etc. It took me a while to make a respectable itinerary, but after that if you reached some roadblocks or need more detailed advice you can ask here.

If you:
- lazy
- can't plan for nuts
- don't want to headache

Then sign up for a tour and you don't have to do much.


But if you are willing to do your homework, you will gain:
- valuable understanding on how Japan works
- understand the area and surroundings of the places you want to visit, opening opportunities to gems/places that are rarely frequented by tours
- ability to be flexible during your trip (instead of being herded around in tours, and having to stick to certain timings. this means when you want to spend more time at a certain place cause that place appeals to you, you don't have that option
- much more fulfilling than a tour

i think i have narrowed it down like this
basically i will be staying in Osaka thru out the whole 2 weeks.

will be getting
7-9x 1 day subway pass for all travels within osaka (maybe substiture with 1/2days amazing pass)
http://www.osaka-info.jp/en/plan/practical...y_eco_card.html
http://www.osaka-info.jp/osp/en/index.html

2x sets of 3days of osaka thru pass for regional travels.
http://www.surutto.com/tickets/kansai_thru_english.html

and maybe slot in 1x sanyo sanin pass if wana travel further down south
https://www.westjr.co.jp/global/en/travel-i...ss/sanyo_sanin/

fruitie if i recall correctly, you went to Sumiyoshi taisha using the tram right. How long you spent there?

Maybe u can try awaji island...if u like architecture, can go to awaji yumebutai which is close to Kobe. If u have 2 weeks why not try Tokyo or maybe takayama and Toyama?

Macam nak utilize that yokoso Osaka pass fully....

Only about an hour.

nowadays i oni drink once a years... too old for hardcore
and i no longer play futsal, oni once in awhile i train for marathon
not in any sport group

ok thank for the insight...
learned something today
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if she go... i wan to follow can?

unker....you can boh...

If your air hostess cousin need any help in Tokyo, you know who to call!

yalor....beside JR Kanto pass, a lot of those pass I cannot use. Unless I travel domestically for business, I seldom venture far from tokyo. Too expensive to travel.