Tokyo Yokohama Enjoy Pass|Discount Pass for 4 Attractions (Choose from 7 Sightseeing Spots)

Must Do Experiences

• Redeem your Tokyo Metro 1-day pass at the Tokyo Station or Shinjuku Station Tourist Information Center to start your seamless city-hopping adventure.

• Select and scan your QR code at four of the seven participating premium attractions across Tokyo and Yokohama.

• Mix and match your itinerary by combining cultural landmarks, thrilling amusement parks, and scenic observation decks in a single day.

• Maximize your savings by choosing the highest-value attractions from the list of seven available sightseeing spots.

Hidden Gems

• Many travellers do not realize the Tokyo Metro 1-day pass included in this bundle allows unlimited rides on all Tokyo Metro and Toei Subway lines, making it incredibly easy to reach distant Yokohama spots via connecting transit.

• The QR codes for the individual attractions do not require physical ticket redemption, allowing you to bypass long ticketing queues and walk straight to the entrance gates.

• Choosing a mix of indoor and outdoor attractions from the seven options is a secret strategy to beat unpredictable weather while still getting the full value of your pass.

What Makes it Special

• Unmatched flexibility that lets you tailor your sightseeing day by picking any four attractions from a curated list of seven top Tokyo and Yokohama spots.

• Incredible value for money, bundling premium attraction admissions with a full day of unlimited Tokyo Metro and Toei Subway rides.

• Hassle-free digital entry for the attractions themselves, meaning you only need to queue once to redeem your physical Metro pass before enjoying scan-and-go access everywhere else.

Perfect Timing

When to visit for the best experience

Start your day right when the Tourist Information Centers open at 8:00 AM or 9:00 AM to maximize your Metro pass usage and beat the midday crowds at popular attractions. Spring and autumn offer the most comfortable weather for exploring both Tokyo's urban sprawl and Yokohama's breezy waterfront.

Photography Guide

Capture the perfect shots

• Capture the stunning skyline contrasts between Tokyo and Yokohama by scheduling an observation deck visit during the golden hour just before sunset.

• When visiting indoor cultural or amusement facilities included in the pass, always check for specific flash photography restrictions at the entrance to respect the venue rules.

• Use the large glass windows of the Tokyo Metro trains and station platforms to capture creative, moody reflections of the bustling city life around you.

Cultural Etiquette

Respect local customs and traditions

When riding the Tokyo Metro, remember to queue neatly on the marked spots on the platform and avoid talking on your phone or speaking loudly inside the train cars. At the attractions, it is customary to bow slightly when greeting staff, and you should always have your digital QR code ready on your screen to avoid holding up the line at the entrance gates.

Special Events & Experiences

Enhanced experiences and seasonal highlights

• Cherry blossom season in late March to early April transforms the routes between your chosen attractions into stunning pink tunnels, making transit a scenic experience.

• Yokohama's vibrant summer fireworks festivals and port illuminations in July and August offer spectacular evening views if you time your attraction visits accordingly.

• Winter illumination events from November to February light up both Tokyo and Yokohama, making evening visits to observation decks and outdoor spots truly magical.

Important Guidelines & Safety

Essential safety information and guidelines

• Keep a close eye on your belongings and smartphone when navigating the densely crowded subway stations during Tokyo and Yokohama rush hours.

• Ensure your phone is fully charged or carry a portable power bank, as losing access to your digital QR codes will prevent you from entering the attractions.

• Stay behind the yellow tactile paving lines on subway platforms and mind the gap when boarding and alighting from the trains.