Nikko Pass All Areas

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 tranquil small towns. Departing from Tokyo, the Tobu Nikko Pass allows you to explore hidden gems around Nikko, including Kinugawa, Rinno-ji Temple, and Toshogu Shrine. It's a must-have for travelers planning independent travel. You can also visit Kegon Falls, Ryuzu Falls, Senjogahara, and Lake Chuzenji, allowing you to enjoy Japan's natural beauty year-round.

Each attraction has its own unique character, changing with each season, so you can enjoy a new experience wherever you go. This pass covers the entire Nikko Pass area.

Introducing the Nikko Pass All Area

The Nikko Pass All Area is ideal for those exploring the broader Nikko area, covering Nikko's famous shrines and temples, as well as destinations like Kinugawa Onsen and Kihiruhinotaki Falls. The extensive free bus route makes it easy to travel around, making it ideal for exploring the entire Nikko area.

Another attractive feature is that you can use Nikko's famous tourist attractions, such as the Lake Chuzenji cruise and the Akechidaira Ropeway.

Nikko All Pass Bus:
JR Nikko Station (JR Nikko) - Tobu Nikko Station (東武日光) - Kirifuri Kogen (霧降高原): Free boarding and disembarking
JR Nikko Station (JR Nikko Station) - Tobu Nikko Station (東武日光) - Chuzenji Onsen (中禪寺溫泉) - Yumoto Onsen (湯元溫泉), Kotoku Onsen (光德溫泉): Free boarding and disembarking

Nikko All Pass Railway:
Asakusa - Shimoimaichi: 1 round trip (you can get off at Tokyo Skytree Station and Tochigi Station along the way)
Shimo-Imaichi Station - Tobu Nikko Station, Shin-Fujiwara Station: Unlimited rides