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So far I've got flight to Japan return and the ski hotel booked , need to get rail pass , city Tokyo hotel, Malaysia hotel , Malaysia flight , Fix the car , Honda car need service [emoji22][emoji22] oh my words

So far I've got flight to Japan return and the ski hotel booked , need to get rail pass , city Tokyo hotel, Malaysia hotel , Malaysia flight , Fix the car , Honda car need service [emoji22][emoji22] oh my words



Have a read through the stuff I sent you. It wasn't cheaper getting a rail pass unless you plan on another long rail journey somewhere.
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Have a read through the stuff I sent you. It wasn't cheaper getting a rail pass unless you plan on another long rail journey somewhere.



Definitely I'll go through and read this Saturday , as Dave will be working away and I have some chill time to book it, Need the rail pass tho , soon we arrive Narita , we're going straight to Hakuba. You said it was 5-7 hours journey by train yea ? Dave reckon it's only 1.5-2 hours [emoji13] lol

Need the rail pass tho , soon we arrive Narita , we're going straight to Hakuba. You said it was 5-7 hours journey by train yea ? Dave reckon it's only 1.5-2 hours [emoji13] lol


You can't activate the rail pass at the airport. So you need to pay from airport to tokyo.

Ticket from Tokyo to hakuba return is only half the cost of the rail pass so you don't really need it


You can't activate the rail pass at the airport. So you need to pay from airport to tokyo.

Ticket from Tokyo to hakuba return is only half the cost of the rail pass so you don't really need it



So I don't need the rail pass then ? I can just pay the train ticket at the airport ?

Haha I didn't find it hard. Worst case you can do corrections.

Say you buy a ticket and actually needed to go further, you can pay the difference at the end.

Or get a rail pass and go on a journey somewhere before it expires ;)

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We caught the train from Narita into tokyo by rail pass, you can activate them at the train platform under the airport. The people there are very helpful and spoke english.

Had a rail pass for 1 week while we were there, the last week we winged it and paid for the tickets, and it was fairly cheap to get around. Google maps had the colour of the train lines to go off which helped heaps

Haha I didn't find it hard. Worst case you can do corrections.

Say you buy a ticket and actually needed to go further, you can pay the difference at the end.

Or get a rail pass and go on a journey somewhere before it expires [emoji6]




Ok for better safe to get a rail pass from the link that you provide before yea ? And I can only activate the rail pass once we arrive in Narita ?
We caught the train from Narita into tokyo by rail pass, you can activate them at the train platform under the airport. The people there are very helpful and spoke english.

Had a rail pass for 1 week while we were there, the last week we winged it and paid for the tickets, and it was fairly cheap to get around. Google maps had the colour of the train lines to go off which helped heaps




I need to check Japan Map later so I can get better idea with the distances , we stop at Narita airport and going straight to Hakuba , then few nights there and back to Tokyo city for a week , anywhere in Tokyo would you suggest to stay ? Close to Disney sea and the hotel must have gym fitness centre [emoji28]
We caught the train from Narita into tokyo by rail pass, you can activate them at the train platform under the airport. The people there are very helpful and spoke english.

Had a rail pass for 1 week while we were there, the last week we winged it and paid for the tickets, and it was fairly cheap to get around. Google maps had the colour of the train lines to go off which helped heaps



Awesome. Didn't think it could be started at airport. About $80 from airport to tokyo so I'd prob get a pass then Elle
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