Tokyo passes fall into three types: unlimited subway rides, bundles of attraction tickets, and sightseeing buses. The Tokyo City Pass pairs Metro tickets with attraction vouchers, other passes bundle attraction entries only, and Sky Hop Bus lets you hop on and off along its routes. Fix your trip length and the places you want first, then choose among the 7 below.
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Tokyo · City Pass 1-day
A 1-day pass with separate vouchers for a Tokyo Metro ticket, attraction entry and a Toyosu Manyo Club promo code. The listing highlights Tokyo City View on the 52nd floor of Roppongi Hills Mori Tower, with indoor and outdoor decks. Buying several still issues one QR code, and exchanging it at a Metro or Toei station releases every ticket at once.
Tokyo · Metro Pass 3-day
A 3-day pass for unlimited rides on all Tokyo Metro lines for 72 hours. Exchange the QR code sent after booking at a Metro or Toei station; the listing warns that a damaged magnetic strip may not read at automatic gates, so keep the ticket away from phones and magnetic wallets.
Tokyo · Fun Pass
Presented as the Tokyo Adventure Week Pass, a free-choice pass. You can build a plan from museums such as the Tokyo National Museum and Edo-Tokyo Museum plus sights like the Shibuya crossing, Shinjuku Gyoen and Skytree. Hours are listed as 09:00–22:00, and each facility's own opening hours must be checked on its official site.
Tokyo · Yokohama Enjoy Pass
A discount pass for up to four of seven Tokyo and Yokohama attractions, one entry each. It is not refundable if you use fewer than four, and you show a QR code at each facility. The Tokyo Metro 1-day ticket must be exchanged first at the Tokyo Station (08:00–20:00) or Shinjuku Station (09:00–17:00) tourist information.
Tokyo · Yokohama Ivy Pass
A pass for seven Tokyo and Yokohama attractions, one entry each, valid for 30 days from the first use. That flexibility to spread visits over several days is what separates it from the pick-four Enjoy Pass. Show a QR code at each facility and check opening hours on each official site.
Tokyo · Sky Hop Bus
An open-top sightseeing bus where you get on and off freely along its routes. There are three: red (Asakusa and Tokyo Skytree, about 1 hr 30 min), blue (Tokyo Tower, Tsukiji and Ginza, about 1 hr) and green (Shinjuku and Shibuya, 1 hr 40 min in total), running 09:00–16:00 or 09:00–18:00. When boarding, tap "Use" in the e-ticket link and show the screen to the driver.
Tokyo · Mount Takao
A Keio Inokashira Line 1-day ticket bundled with round-trip Mount Takao cable car and chairlift rides, entry to the Takao Monkey Park and wild plant garden, a towel voucher for Keio Takaosan Onsen Gokurakuyu, and a 5% coupon for Keio Department Store Shinjuku. It is 50 minutes by train from Shinjuku, and the 599 m summit offers views of Mount Fuji on a clear day.
For covering many places quickly by subway, the City Pass is the baseline. The 3-day pass gives 72 hours on all Tokyo Metro lines, while the 1-day pass pairs the subway with attractions such as the Tokyo City View observation deck at Roppongi Hills. Keep the ticket's magnetic strip away from phones and magnetic wallets, which can stop gates reading it.
To reach Yokohama, choose the Tokyo–Yokohama pass (up to four of seven attractions) or the 7-attraction Ivy pass, valid for 30 days from first use. For a loose, multi-day plan the 30-day pass is easier; if you have narrowed your list to four, the first pass is simpler. The Tokyo Fun Pass is a free-choice mix of museums and city sights.
Buses and hikes are planned separately. Sky Hop Bus runs three routes: Asakusa and Tokyo Skytree, Tokyo Tower, Tsukiji and Ginza, and Shinjuku and Shibuya. The Keio Takaosan pass bundles the Mount Takao cable car and chairlift, a 50-minute train ride from Shinjuku, with a hot-spring towel voucher.
Rates and availability depend on dates, guests and selected options. Check the terms on the product page.
