Welcome Suica (Top-up Required) with Haneda to Tokyo JR lines 1-day pass
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Starting your Japan journey from Haneda Airport? Just one IC card per person - convenient and hassle-free!
Easy Transportation from Haneda Airport to central Tokyo!
This is a great card for those traveling from Haneda Airport to Hamamatsucho (central Tokyo) via the Tokyo Monorail. The card is activated when you tap it at the ticket gate upon boarding the Tokyo Monorail at Haneda Airport Station, allowing you to unlimited ride JR lines within Tokyo for the rest of the day.
Easy Transportation in Tokyo!
Also, after arriving in central Tokyo from Haneda airport, you can top up the Welcome Suica card to easily ride other trains (not JR lines) such as subways, buses, and taxis with the following mark with just a tap, without the need to purchase tickets each time.
Easy Shopping in Tokyo!
Welcome Suica can be also used for shopping at stores displaying the following mark in the Tokyo area. So please ensure your card is sufficiently topped up before making any purchases.
Find this mark!
You can use Welcome Suica at many more cafes and restaurants, electronics and drug stores, convenience stores, and supermarkets than you might imagine.
Check out the following page to see a list of places where you can use Welcome Suica. You should find the places you want to shop at.
Stores examples where Suica (Welcome Suice included) is accepted (Outside of the Station)
You can use it all over Japan!
Furthermore, it can be used in any other place in Japan for 28 days (for example, from January 1st to 28th). It can be used just like ICOCA, TOICA, Kitaca, PASMO, PiTaPa, and any other transportation IC cards.
Easy to top up!
You can repeatedly top up at convenience stores (such as Seven-Eleven, Family Mart, LAWSON, and more) or station ticket vending machines for 28 days from the day to start using it.
For detailed instructions on how to use the Welcome Suica, please refer to this page.
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Reserved Seat (Ordinary Reserved Seat)
Your seat is reserved and secured when you book your tickets, allowing you to head to the station with peace of mind.
Think of it as "economy class" seating.
Green Reserved Seat
Enjoy better seats and free blankets. Popular among Japanese business people, executives, and those who prefer a comfortable travel experience.
Consider it "business class" seating.
GranClass
Known as the "First Class" of Shinkansen seats.
Available only on the Hokuriku and Tohoku Shinkansen lines, these seats offer airline-like amenities and meals (only on select trains).
They are the most expensive option.
Unreserved Seat
You can take any open seat in the unreserved cars on the departure date (no departure time will be indicated on your ticket).
This is the best option if cost is your priority and you are traveling during less crowded seasons or times.