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JR Shikoku - All Shikoku Rail Pass
Book JR Shikoku - All Shikoku Rail Pass tickets in Tokyo, Japan. Compare 4 ticket options from S$54.12. Choose a 3-day, 4-day, 5-day, or 7-day consecutive train pass to suit your travel needs. E-tickets sent after verification.
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All Shikoku Rail Pass - Ordinary (3 Days)
All Shikoku Rail Pass - Ordinary (4 Days)
All Shikoku Rail Pass - Ordinary (5 Days)
All Shikoku Rail Pass - Ordinary (7 Days)
Details
Adult
- Book for your selected date above. Partner checkout confirms availability.
- Enter with voucher
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Open-dated ticket
Valid for 90 days. See the package terms for the exact validity.
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No cancellation
This rate may be non-refundable. See package terms before you book.
About this package
Important Notice – Shipping Schedule During Eid Al-Fitri Please be advised that shipping services may experience delays during the Eid Al-Fitri period. The last shipment before the holiday will be made on 17 March 2026. There will be a temporary shipping suspension from 18 March to 25 March 2026. Shipping services will gradually resume starting 26 March 2026 and are expected to return to normal shortly thereafter. Booking Guidelines: The name, country of residence, and passport numbers entered when booking must be an exact match to the passports used when boarding You must book your JR Pass before traveling to or entering Japan It is recommended to book the JR Pass at least 14 days before you intend to travel to Japan. The date selected above on the calendar is not the date of activation, but the date you intend to leave to Japan Once purchased, you will receive an Exchange Order. You will receive one Exchange Order per person You have 90 days - from the purchase date - to swap the Exchange Order for the actual physical JR Pass in Japan at an Official Exchange Office. Once exchanged in Japan, you have 30 days to activate your JR Pass and start travelling on the trains. Pass eligibility: When three or more babies accompany one adult or child, child tickets are required for the third and any additional babies When a baby or infant occupies his or her own reserved seat, Green Car seat, berth, etc., tickets are required Valid only for non-Japanese passport holders with a "Temporary Visitor" Visa stamp on the passport. Non-Japanese passport holders with a permanent residence in Japan cannot use this product The rail pass is available only for foreign visitors who enter Japan with a non Japanese passport under the entry status of “Temporary Visitor When you exchange or purchase a rail pass at the designated station in Japan, you need to show your passport with a “Temporary Visitor” stamp/sticker (or the “registered user card” of the Trusted Traveler Program that the “Temporary Visitor” is printed) According to the Japanese Immigration Law, you are allowed to stay in Japan for 15 days or 90 days under the entry status of "Temporary Visitor" with the purpose of sightseeing, etc. If you apply for a stay with the purpose of sightseeing etc., when entering Japan, an immigration officer will put a "Temporary Visitor" stamp/sticker on your passport. Only visitors with this stamp/sticker (or visitors who have the "Temporary Visitor" printed on a "registered user card" of the Trusted Traveler Program) can use the rail pass You cannot purchase a rail pass if you enter Japan under the entry status other than “Temporary Visitor” such as “Training”, “Entertainer”, or “Re-entry” etc. The entry status of “Temporary Visitor” includes sightseeing, recreation, sports, visiting relatives, inspection tours, attending lectures or meetings, business liaison, or other similar activities If you use an automated gate, the “Temporary Visitor” stamp/sticker will not be put on your passport. Please use a manned automated gate or ask an immigration officer how you can get the stamp or the sticker.
What's included
- Non-reserved seats in standard cars on limited express, express, and local trains across all JR Shikoku lines and all Tosa Kuroshio Railway lines
- Shodoshima Olive Bus route
- Shodoshima Ferry route between Takamatsu and Tonosho
- All Asa Kaigan Railway lines, all Iyo Railway lines, all Takamatsu-Kotohira Electric Railway lines, and all Tosaden Kotsu lines
Not included
- Any bus routes other than the Shodoshima Olive Bus
- Sunrise Seto or Botchan Train service
- This ticket can be used on the JR Seto-Ōhashi Line from Kojima Station southward, and in the area north of Kojima Station (toward Okayama Station)
- High-speed ferry service to Shodoshima or other routes besides the Takamatsu-Tonosho route
Ticket types
- ADULT
- CHILD
Adult
- Book for your selected date above. Partner checkout confirms availability.
- Enter with voucher
-
Open-dated ticket
Valid for 90 days. See the package terms for the exact validity.
-
No cancellation
This rate may be non-refundable. See package terms before you book.
About this package
Important Notice – Shipping Schedule During Eid Al-Fitri Please be advised that shipping services may experience delays during the Eid Al-Fitri period. The last shipment before the holiday will be made on 17 March 2026. There will be a temporary shipping suspension from 18 March to 25 March 2026. Shipping services will gradually resume starting 26 March 2026 and are expected to return to normal shortly thereafter. Booking Guidelines: The name, country of residence, and passport numbers entered when booking must be an exact match to the passports used when boarding You must book your JR Pass before traveling to or entering Japan It is recommended to book the JR Pass at least 14 days before you intend to travel to Japan. The date selected above on the calendar is not the date of activation, but the date you intend to leave to Japan Once purchased, you will receive an Exchange Order. You will receive one Exchange Order per person You have 90 days - from the purchase date - to swap the Exchange Order for the actual physical JR Pass in Japan at an Official Exchange Office. Once exchanged in Japan, you have 30 days to activate your JR Pass and start travelling on the trains. Pass eligibility: When three or more babies accompany one adult or child, child tickets are required for the third and any additional babies When a baby or infant occupies his or her own reserved seat, Green Car seat, berth, etc., tickets are required Valid only for non-Japanese passport holders with a "Temporary Visitor" Visa stamp on the passport. Non-Japanese passport holders with a permanent residence in Japan cannot use this product The rail pass is available only for foreign visitors who enter Japan with a non Japanese passport under the entry status of “Temporary Visitor When you exchange or purchase a rail pass at the designated station in Japan, you need to show your passport with a “Temporary Visitor” stamp/sticker (or the “registered user card” of the Trusted Traveler Program that the “Temporary Visitor” is printed) According to the Japanese Immigration Law, you are allowed to stay in Japan for 15 days or 90 days under the entry status of "Temporary Visitor" with the purpose of sightseeing, etc. If you apply for a stay with the purpose of sightseeing etc., when entering Japan, an immigration officer will put a "Temporary Visitor" stamp/sticker on your passport. Only visitors with this stamp/sticker (or visitors who have the "Temporary Visitor" printed on a "registered user card" of the Trusted Traveler Program) can use the rail pass You cannot purchase a rail pass if you enter Japan under the entry status other than “Temporary Visitor” such as “Training”, “Entertainer”, or “Re-entry” etc. The entry status of “Temporary Visitor” includes sightseeing, recreation, sports, visiting relatives, inspection tours, attending lectures or meetings, business liaison, or other similar activities. If you use an automated gate, the “Temporary Visitor” stamp/sticker will not be put on your passport. Please use a manned automated gate or ask an immigration officer how you can get the stamp or the sticker.
What's included
- Non-reserved seats in standard cars on limited express, express, and local trains across all JR Shikoku lines and all Tosa Kuroshio Railway lines
- Shodoshima Olive Bus route
- Shodoshima Ferry route between Takamatsu and Tonosho
- All Asa Kaigan Railway lines, all Iyo Railway lines, all Takamatsu-Kotohira Electric Railway lines, and all Tosaden Kotsu lines
Not included
- Any bus routes other than the Shodoshima Olive Bus
- Sunrise Seto or Botchan Train service
- This ticket can be used on the JR Seto-Ōhashi Line from Kojima Station southward, and in the area north of Kojima Station (toward Okayama Station)
- High-speed ferry service to Shodoshima or other routes besides the Takamatsu-Tonosho route
Ticket types
- ADULT
- CHILD
Adult
- Book for your selected date above. Partner checkout confirms availability.
- Enter with voucher
-
Open-dated ticket
Valid for 90 days. See the package terms for the exact validity.
-
No cancellation
This rate may be non-refundable. See package terms before you book.
About this package
Important Notice – Shipping Schedule During Eid Al-Fitri Please be advised that shipping services may experience delays during the Eid Al-Fitri period. The last shipment before the holiday will be made on 17 March 2026. There will be a temporary shipping suspension from 18 March to 25 March 2026. Shipping services will gradually resume starting 26 March 2026 and are expected to return to normal shortly thereafter. Booking Guidelines: The name, country of residence, and passport numbers entered when booking must be an exact match to the passports used when boarding You must book your JR Pass before traveling to or entering Japan It is recommended to book the JR Pass at least 14 days before you intend to travel to Japan. The date selected above on the calendar is not the date of activation, but the date you intend to leave to Japan Once purchased, you will receive an Exchange Order. You will receive one Exchange Order per person You have 90 days - from the purchase date - to swap the Exchange Order for the actual physical JR Pass in Japan at an Official Exchange Office. Once exchanged in Japan, you have 30 days to activate your JR Pass and start travelling on the trains Pass eligibility: When three or more babies accompany one adult or child, child tickets are required for the third and any additional babies When a baby or infant occupies his or her own reserved seat, Green Car seat, berth, etc., tickets are required Valid only for non-Japanese passport holders with a "Temporary Visitor" Visa stamp on the passport. Non-Japanese passport holders with a permanent residence in Japan cannot use this product The rail pass is available only for foreign visitors who enter Japan with a non Japanese passport under the entry status of “Temporary Visitor When you exchange or purchase a rail pass at the designated station in Japan, you need to show your passport with a “Temporary Visitor” stamp/sticker (or the “registered user card” of the Trusted Traveler Program that the “Temporary Visitor” is printed) According to the Japanese Immigration Law, you are allowed to stay in Japan for 15 days or 90 days under the entry status of "Temporary Visitor" with the purpose of sightseeing, etc. If you apply for a stay with the purpose of sightseeing etc., when entering Japan, an immigration officer will put a "Temporary Visitor" stamp/sticker on your passport. Only visitors with this stamp/sticker (or visitors who have the "Temporary Visitor" printed on a "registered user card" of the Trusted Traveler Program) can use the rail pass You cannot purchase a rail pass if you enter Japan under the entry status other than “Temporary Visitor” such as “Training”, “Entertainer”, or “Re-entry” etc. The entry status of “Temporary Visitor” includes sightseeing, recreation, sports, visiting relatives, inspection tours, attending lectures or meetings, business liaison, or other similar activities If you use an automated gate, the “Temporary Visitor” stamp/sticker will not be put on your passport. Please use a manned automated gate or ask an immigration officer how you can get the stamp or the sticker.
What's included
- Non-reserved seats in standard cars on limited express, express, and local trains across all JR Shikoku lines and all Tosa Kuroshio Railway lines
- Shodoshima Olive Bus route
- Shodoshima Ferry route between Takamatsu and Tonosho
- All Asa Kaigan Railway lines, all Iyo Railway lines, all Takamatsu-Kotohira Electric Railway lines, and all Tosaden Kotsu lines
Not included
- Any bus routes other than the Shodoshima Olive Bus
- Sunrise Seto or Botchan Train service
- This ticket can be used on the JR Seto-Ōhashi Line from Kojima Station southward, and in the area north of Kojima Station (toward Okayama Station)
- High-speed ferry service to Shodoshima or other routes besides the Takamatsu-Tonosho route
Ticket types
- ADULT
- CHILD
Adult
- Book for your selected date above. Partner checkout confirms availability.
- Enter with voucher
-
Open-dated ticket
Valid for 90 days. See the package terms for the exact validity.
-
No cancellation
This rate may be non-refundable. See package terms before you book.
About this package
Important Notice – Shipping Schedule During Eid Al-Fitri Please be advised that shipping services may experience delays during the Eid Al-Fitri period. The last shipment before the holiday will be made on 17 March 2026. There will be a temporary shipping suspension from 18 March to 25 March 2026. Shipping services will gradually resume starting 26 March 2026 and are expected to return to normal shortly thereafter. Booking Guidelines: The name, country of residence, and passport numbers entered when booking must be an exact match to the passports used when boarding You must book your JR Pass before traveling to or entering Japan It is recommended to book the JR Pass at least 14 days before you intend to travel to Japan. The date selected above on the calendar is not the date of activation, but the date you intend to leave to Japan Once purchased, you will receive an Exchange Order. You will receive one Exchange Order per person You have 90 days - from the purchase date - to swap the Exchange Order for the actual physical JR Pass in Japan at an Official Exchange Office. Once exchanged in Japan, you have 30 days to activate your JR Pass and start travelling on the trains Pass eligibility: When three or more babies accompany one adult or child, child tickets are required for the third and any additional babies When a baby or infant occupies his or her own reserved seat, Green Car seat, berth, etc., tickets are required Valid only for non-Japanese passport holders with a "Temporary Visitor" Visa stamp on the passport. Non-Japanese passport holders with a permanent residence in Japan cannot use this product The rail pass is available only for foreign visitors who enter Japan with a non Japanese passport under the entry status of “Temporary Visitor When you exchange or purchase a rail pass at the designated station in Japan, you need to show your passport with a “Temporary Visitor” stamp/sticker (or the “registered user card” of the Trusted Traveler Program that the “Temporary Visitor” is printed) According to the Japanese Immigration Law, you are allowed to stay in Japan for 15 days or 90 days under the entry status of "Temporary Visitor" with the purpose of sightseeing, etc. If you apply for a stay with the purpose of sightseeing etc., when entering Japan, an immigration officer will put a "Temporary Visitor" stamp/sticker on your passport. Only visitors with this stamp/sticker (or visitors who have the "Temporary Visitor" printed on a "registered user card" of the Trusted Traveler Program) can use the rail pass You cannot purchase a rail pass if you enter Japan under the entry status other than “Temporary Visitor” such as “Training”, “Entertainer”, or “Re-entry” etc. The entry status of “Temporary Visitor” includes sightseeing, recreation, sports, visiting relatives, inspection tours, attending lectures or meetings, business liaison, or other similar activities If you use an automated gate, the “Temporary Visitor” stamp/sticker will not be put on your passport. Please use a manned automated gate or ask an immigration officer how you can get the stamp or the sticker.
What's included
- Non-reserved seats in standard cars on limited express, express, and local trains across all JR Shikoku lines and all Tosa Kuroshio Railway lines
- Shodoshima Olive Bus route
- Shodoshima Ferry route between Takamatsu and Tonosho
- All Asa Kaigan Railway lines, all Iyo Railway lines, all Takamatsu-Kotohira Electric Railway lines, and all Tosaden Kotsu lines
Not included
- Any bus routes other than the Shodoshima Olive Bus
- Sunrise Seto or Botchan Train service
- This ticket can be used on the JR Seto-Ōhashi Line from Kojima Station southward, and in the area north of Kojima Station (toward Okayama Station)
- High-speed ferry service to Shodoshima or other routes besides the Takamatsu-Tonosho route
Ticket types
- ADULT
- CHILD
Highlights
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Choose a 3-day, 4-day, 5-day, or 7-day consecutive train pass to suit your travel needs
-
Ride JR trains plus trains and trams from Kotoden, Iyotetsu, Tosaden, and others
-
Access all four Shikoku prefectures with a single rail pass that offers unlimited travel within the specified area
About JR Shikoku - All Shikoku Rail Pass
Discover the untouched beauty of Japan's smallest main island with the JR All Shikoku Area Pass, your ultimate ticket to unlimited exploration across Matsuyama, Kochi, Tokushima, and Takamatsu. Perfect for travellers seeking authentic culture, stunning coastlines, and hot spring towns, this pass seamlessly connects you to JR trains, local trams, and even scenic ferries to Shodoshima Island.
Local Legends & Stories
Shikoku is deeply steeped in spiritual history, most notably as the home of the 88 Temple Pilgrimage established by the revered Buddhist monk Kukai over a thousand years ago. Riding the trains here often means sharing the carriage with pilgrims in traditional white garments, walking in the footsteps of centuries of seekers looking for enlightenment.
Must Do Experiences
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Ride the breathtaking Iyonada Monogatari or Tetsudo Hobby Train for a luxurious and scenic journey along the Seto Inland Sea coast.
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Take the included Shodoshima Ferry from Takamatsu to explore the island's famous olive groves, soy sauce breweries, and the stunning Kankakei Gorge.
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Hop on the Kotoden tram in Takamatsu or the Iyotetsu tram in Matsuyama to effortlessly reach historic castles, traditional gardens, and vibrant local shopping arcades.
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Journey deep into the Kochi countryside on the Tosa Kuroshio Railway to discover pristine beaches and the famous Shimanto River, known as Japan's last clear stream.
Hidden Gems
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Use your pass on the Asa Kaigan Railway to reach Muroto, a quiet coastal town famous for its historic whaling heritage and stunning ocean views that most tourists bypass.
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The pass includes the Shodoshima Olive Bus, which drops you right at hidden coastal cafes and secluded art installations that are difficult to reach by standard tour buses.
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Take advantage of the Tosaden tram network in Kochi to easily access the tranquil Makino Botanical Garden, a spectacular spot for seasonal blooms that remains largely undiscovered by international crowds.
What Makes it Special
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Unmatched regional coverage that uniquely combines JR limited express trains with private local railways, trams, and ferries under a single, convenient pass.
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Specifically designed for non-Japanese passport holders, offering an incredibly cost-effective way to navigate the complex transit network without buying individual tickets.
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Provides flexible duration options of three, four, five, or seven consecutive days, allowing you to perfectly tailor your island-hopping or deep-dive rural itinerary.
Available Facilities
Perfect Timing
When to visit for the best experience
Spring and autumn offer the most comfortable weather and stunning seasonal colours, making train rides through the mountains exceptionally scenic. Summer brings vibrant festivals but can be hot and humid, while winter is mild but requires checking for occasional schedule adjustments on rural coastal lines. Early morning departures are best for securing window seats on popular scenic trains and avoiding the midday commuter rush.
Photography Guide
Capture the perfect shots
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Capture the stunning coastal views from the right side of the train when travelling along the Yosan Line between Takamatsu and Matsuyama for the best shots of the Seto Inland Sea.
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Early morning light at Takamatsu Port provides beautiful, misty reflections when photographing the Shodoshima Ferry before departure.
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Always ask for permission before photographing pilgrims or local tram conductors, and avoid using flash inside the train carriages to respect fellow passengers.
Cultural Etiquette
Respect local customs and traditions
When riding local trams and trains, it is customary to keep your voice down and set your mobile phone to silent mode to respect the peaceful atmosphere. If you encounter pilgrims on the 88 Temple route, a polite nod or a quiet word of encouragement is a warm way to acknowledge their spiritual journey. Tipping is not practiced in Japan, so simply offer a polite bow and a thank you to station staff or conductors who assist you with your luggage or route planning.
Special Events & Experiences
Enhanced experiences and seasonal highlights
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The Awa Odori Festival in Tokushima in August transforms the city into a massive traditional dance party, easily accessible via your rail pass.
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Spring cherry blossom season from late March to early April turns the grounds of Matsuyama Castle and the Ritsurin Garden in Takamatsu into breathtaking pink wonderlands.
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The Shodoshima Olive Harvest Festival in autumn offers unique seasonal bus routes and local tasting events that perfectly complement your included ferry and bus access.
Important Guidelines & Safety
Essential safety information and guidelines
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Mind the gap and watch your step when boarding older, heritage-style trams in Matsuyama and Kochi, as the entry steps can be steep and narrow.
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Keep your belongings secure and close to you, especially when sleeping on longer limited express journeys across the island.
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Stay behind the yellow tactile paving lines on rural station platforms, as some local trains pass through at high speeds without stopping.
Visitor Information
Entry Fee
The pass is available in three, four, five, and seven-day consecutive options, with discounted rates for children aged six to eleven. It must be purchased as an exchange order before arriving in Japan or via official online portals, and the physical pass is issued upon presenting your non-Japanese passport at designated JR ticket offices.
Visit Duration
Since this is a multi-day regional transit pass, your visit duration will span the entire length of your chosen three to seven-day validity period. Prioritize the scenic coastal trains and the Shodoshima ferry route if you are on a shorter itinerary, while a seven-day pass allows for a leisurely, comprehensive loop of all four prefectures and deep dives into the rural countryside.
Accessibility
Major JR stations in Takamatsu, Matsuyama, Kochi, and Tokushima are fully equipped with elevators, tactile paving, and accessible restrooms for wheelchair users. While newer limited express trains feature dedicated wheelchair spaces, some older local trains and heritage trams may have steep steps, so it is advisable to check specific train models or ask station staff for boarding assistance.
Highlights
JR Shikoku - All Shikoku Rail Pass
- Choose a 3-day, 4-day, 5-day, or 7-day consecutive train pass to suit your travel needs
- Ride JR trains plus trains and trams from Kotoden, Iyotetsu, Tosaden, and others
- Access all four Shikoku prefectures with a single rail pass that offers unlimited travel within the specified area
Overview
The JR All Shikoku Area Pass is a JR transportation pass specifically for travelers with non-Japanese
passports. This pass allows unlimited travel on JR trains within the Shikoku region, covering areas
such as Matsuyama, Kochi, Tokushima, and Takamatsu. It also includes JR Ferry Miyajima, as well as
trains and trams operated by Kotoden, Iyotetsu, Tosaden, Tosa Kuroshio Railway, and Asa Kaigan
Railway. Additionally, it can be used on specific ferries to Shodoshima Island and on buses within
Shodoshima for three, four, five, or seven consecutive days
Important Information
What's Included
- Non-reserved seats in standard cars on limited express, express, and local trains across all JR Shikoku lines and all Tosa Kuroshio Railway lines
- Shodoshima Olive Bus route
- Shodoshima Ferry route between Takamatsu and Tonosho
- All Asa Kaigan Railway lines, all Iyo Railway lines, all Takamatsu-Kotohira Electric Railway lines, and all Tosaden Kotsu lines
Not Included
- Any bus routes other than the Shodoshima Olive Bus
- Sunrise Seto or Botchan Train service
- This ticket can be used on the JR Seto-Ōhashi Line from Kojima Station southward, and in the area north of Kojima Station (toward Okayama Station)
- High-speed ferry service to Shodoshima or other routes besides the Takamatsu-Tonosho route
Select your preferred date and ticket type, then add to cart.
Complete secure payment at checkout.
Receive your e-tickets by email once your booking is confirmed.
Show your mobile or printed voucher at the venue.
- The vouchers is valid for 90 day(s) from the booking confirmation date
- This offer is not available for Japanese passport holders
- Children under 12 months old can travel free of charge
- Up to two children (aged 1-5) may travel free of charge when accompanied by an adult rail pass holder given that they do not occupy a seat. A separate child rail pass is required from the third. child onwards
- Exchange Order will be delivered to your addres by courier (3-7 Days), please ensure you enter complete delivery info
Location
Shikoku, Japan
JR Shikoku - All Shikoku Rail Pass ticket price 2026
Tickets start from these prices per person on HolidaySG (the cheapest ticket, shown in several currencies). Pick a date above to see the exact price for your visit and each ticket type.
| Currency | From (per person) |
|---|---|
| Singapore dollar (SGD) | SGD 54.12 |
| Indian rupee (INR) | INR 4,090 |
| Philippine peso (PHP) | PHP 2,650 |
| Malaysian ringgit (MYR) | MYR 172.64 |
| US dollar (USD) | USD 42.27 |
| Indonesian rupiah (IDR) | IDR 755,180 |
Other currencies are converted from SGD at HolidaySG's daily exchange rates for reference; you pay in the currency shown at checkout. Updated 13 Oct 2026.
JR Shikoku - All Shikoku Rail Pass — Frequently Asked Questions
About JR Shikoku - All Shikoku Rail Pass
Spring and autumn offer the most comfortable weather and stunning seasonal colours, making train rides through the mountains exceptionally scenic. Summer brings vibrant festivals but can be hot and humid, while winter is mild but requires checking for occasional schedule adjustments on rural coastal lines. Early morning departures are best for securing window seats on popular scenic trains and avoiding the midday commuter rush.
Since this is a multi-day regional transit pass, your visit duration will span the entire length of your chosen three to seven-day validity period. Prioritize the scenic coastal trains and the Shodoshima ferry route if you are on a shorter itinerary, while a seven-day pass allows for a leisurely, comprehensive loop of all four prefectures and deep dives into the rural countryside.
The All Shikoku Rail Pass is available exclusively to non-Japanese passport holders entering Japan under the temporary visitor visa status. Travelers must present their passport and exchange voucher at designated JR Shikoku stations or travel centers to obtain the physical pass. Once activated, the pass is valid for a fixed period of consecutive days and cannot be used on non-consecutive dates.
- Unlimited travel on all JR Shikoku train lines and the JR Miyajima Ferry.
- Access to private railway networks including Kotoden, Iyotetsu, and Tosaden.
- Use of local buses and ferry services connecting to Shodoshima Island.
- Transportation on the Tosa Kuroshio Railway and Asa Kaigan Railway lines.
Major JR stations in Takamatsu, Matsuyama, Kochi, and Tokushima are fully equipped with elevators, tactile paving, and accessible restrooms for wheelchair users. While newer limited express trains feature dedicated wheelchair spaces, some older local trains and heritage trams may have steep steps, so it is advisable to check specific train models or ask station staff for boarding assistance.
Mind the gap and watch your step when boarding older, heritage-style trams in Matsuyama and Kochi, as the entry steps can be steep and narrow.
Keep your belongings secure and close to you, especially when sleeping on longer limited express journeys across the island.
Stay behind the yellow tactile paving lines on rural station platforms, as some local trains pass through at high speeds without stopping.
When riding local trams and trains, it is customary to keep your voice down and set your mobile phone to silent mode to respect the peaceful atmosphere. If you encounter pilgrims on the 88 Temple route, a polite nod or a quiet word of encouragement is a warm way to acknowledge their spiritual journey. Tipping is not practiced in Japan, so simply offer a polite bow and a thank you to station staff or conductors who assist you with your luggage or route planning.
Capture the stunning coastal views from the right side of the train when travelling along the Yosan Line between Takamatsu and Matsuyama for the best shots of the Seto Inland Sea.
Early morning light at Takamatsu Port provides beautiful, misty reflections when photographing the Shodoshima Ferry before departure.
Always ask for permission before photographing pilgrims or local tram conductors, and avoid using flash inside the train carriages to respect fellow passengers.
- Restrooms
- Wi-Fi
- Wheelchair Access
- Lockers
- Gift Shop
- Cafe
- First Aid
- Information Desk
- Luggage Storage
JR Shikoku - All Shikoku Rail Pass — Common Questions
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