Tokyo Metro Pass (3-day) Tokyo City Pass|3-day Subway Pass & Landmark Attraction Ticket & Surrounding Attractions Pass

Must Do Experiences

• Ride the Tokyo Metro freely for 72 hours to hop between vibrant districts like Shibuya, Shinjuku, and Asakusa without worrying about individual fares.

• Visit the historic Sensoji Temple and wander through the bustling Nakamise shopping street using your included landmark attraction tickets.

• Customize your daily itinerary to mix and match cultural sites, modern observation decks, and surrounding local attractions for maximum savings.

• Redeem your special facility vouchers at participating venues like Manpei Club Toyosu for unique local experiences and dining perks.

Hidden Gems

• Use your unlimited metro access to explore the quiet, retro charm of Yanaka, a neighbourhood largely untouched by modern development and just a short train ride from Ueno.

• Take the Metro to Kiyosumi-Shirakawa to discover Tokyo's hidden specialty coffee scene and beautiful traditional landscape gardens away from the main tourist crowds.

• Utilize the pass during off-peak evening hours to see the city illuminate, as many included attractions and metro lines run late and offer stunning night views.

What Makes it Special

• Combines 72 hours of unlimited Tokyo Metro travel with pre-paid entry to major landmarks, offering massive savings of up to 80 percent compared to buying tickets separately.

• Delivered conveniently as a digital QR code voucher, eliminating the need to queue at ticket machines or carry multiple physical paper tickets.

• Offers incredible flexibility to curate your own itinerary across Tokyo's vast transit network and surrounding attractions at your own pace.

Perfect Timing

When to visit for the best experience

Activate your pass early in the morning around 8:00 AM to beat the heavy commuter rush and enjoy a more relaxed ride to your first landmark. Spring and Autumn offer the most pleasant weather for walking between subway stations and exploring outdoor temple grounds.

Photography Guide

Capture the perfect shots

• Capture the striking contrast of the ancient Sensoji Temple lantern against the modern Tokyo skyline by shooting from the Nakamise street approach during the golden hour just before sunset.

• Take advantage of the subway's clean, well-lit stations to snap symmetrical, cinematic photos of the train platforms, but always be mindful of peak hour crowds and no-photography zones.

• Use your unlimited pass to revisit scenic spots like Shibuya Crossing or Tokyo Station at different times of the day to capture the changing light and vibrant night illuminations.

Cultural Etiquette

Respect local customs and traditions

When riding the Tokyo Metro, it is customary to keep your voice down, avoid talking on the phone, and queue neatly on the marked platform lines before boarding. At temples and shrines included in your pass, remember to bow slightly before entering the main grounds and avoid walking directly through the center of the torii gates, which is reserved for deities.

Special Events & Experiences

Enhanced experiences and seasonal highlights

• Experience the magical illumination of Sensoji Temple and surrounding Asakusa streets during the annual Hozuki-ichi (Ground Cherry Flower Market) in July.

• Enjoy spectacular autumn foliage viewing at Rikugien or Meiji Jingu Gaien, easily accessible via your Metro pass, typically peaking in late November to early December.

• Witness the vibrant cherry blossom season in late March and early April, where you can use your pass to hop between famous hanami spots like Ueno Park and Chidorigafuchi.

Important Guidelines & Safety

Essential safety information and guidelines

• Keep a close eye on your belongings and secure your smartphone, especially when navigating crowded transit hubs like Shinjuku or Shibuya stations during rush hour.

• Stand clear of the closing train doors and never attempt to board when the warning chimes sound, as the Tokyo Metro operates on a very strict and fast schedule.

• Stay hydrated and take breaks in air-conditioned station concourses or connected underground malls during the hot and humid summer months.