Nikko Pass (World Heritage Area)

What if you travel to Nikko?
The Nikko Pass is a loss if you don't know about it.

Planning a trip outside of Tokyo? The Nikko Pass is the perfect companion for exploring Japan's quieter, smaller cities. Departing from Tokyo, the Tobu Nikko Pass allows you to explore Nikko, a World Heritage site, Kinugawa Onsen, Lake Chuzenji, Rinnoji Temple, and Futarasan Shrine, as well as other hidden gems around Nikko. The pass is a must-have for travelers planning independent travel.

Each attraction has its own unique character, changing with each season, so you can enjoy a new experience wherever you go. This pass allows access to the Nikko Pass World Heritage Site area.

Introduction to the Nikko Pass World Heritage Area

The Nikko Pass World Heritage Area is ideal for those seeking to fully experience Nikko's rich history and culture. You'll discover destinations like Futarasan Shrine, Nikkosan Rinnoji Temple, and Nikko Sannai, as well as other World Heritage sites rich in sights, including Nikko Toshogu Shrine, a magnificent collection of sculptures that reflect the grandeur of the Tokugawa clan.

Nikko World Heritage Pass Bus:
JR Nikko Station, Tobu Nikko Station ~ Rengeishi World Heritage Site Tour Bus

Nikko World Heritage Pass Railway:
Shimo-Imaichi Station ~ Tobu Nikko, Shin-Fuzawara Station (including round trip between Asakua Station and Shimo-Imaichi Station)

Nikko Pass Additional Benefits!

The Nikko Pass offers discounts not only on buses and trains, but also at select shopping stores and tourist facilities. In the Asakusa area, you'll receive a 5% discount, and in the Nikko/Kinugawa area, you'll receive a 10% discount on purchases of 1,000 yen or more. Discounts are also available at the Nikko Museum of Natural History, the ropeway, and some Kinugawa hot springs and attractions, so you can use it wisely. To check where discounts are available, note that the benefits are only available at stores or facilities displaying the Nikko Pass logo. Eligible stores and discount rates may vary depending on the season and operating conditions, so be sure to check the official website in advance. Visit the Nikko Pass official website .