Transport in Chiba Prefecture

If your hotel is on the east side of Tokyo (Ueno, Asakusa, Ginza, Akihabara) or easily accessible via the Yamanote ring line, booking the Keisei Skyliner on Klook is a no-brainer. You save a few bucks, skip the long cash ticket lines at the airport counter by using the self-service QR code kiosks, and get into the city fast.

If I hadn't booked the Narita Express, it would have been very difficult given the distance from the airport to my destinations (Tokyo Station, Shinjuku). 😀 If you're booking, it's a good idea to research online beforehand how to select your seat on the day of use after purchasing a round-trip ticket. A helpful tip if you miss your train: for the Narita Express, there are usually plenty of seats, so you can just board the next train and sit in an empty seat. If you have a reserved seat, you can simply move to another available seat! (I didn't want to find this out, but I missed my reserved train on the last day and learned this when the ticket checker on the train kindly pointed out an empty seat, allowing me to happily finish my trip! 👍)

I took the airport limousine from Hotel ikebukuro to Narita Airport. The hotel had a clear sign for the airport limousine bus and the hotel staffs were very helpful. The bus arrived on time and the driver proceeded to check our tickets before storing our luggages. The ride took roughly 1 hour (departed at 9.45am) from ikebukuro to Narita airport. I highly recommend using this service to make your life easier on your last day in Japan. I'd rather have a comfortable trip to the airport than to navigate the train stations with my 20-30kg luggages.

really value for money and easy to use. just redeem at JR Train Centre at Narita Airport. the staffs are friendly. can use it for narita express and all the jr trains in tokyo city. of coz i use it to echigo yuzawa and enjoy the bullet train daily basis.

Smooth transaction and ride. We could have gotten this at a lower rate if we booked early, but due to the need to wait for visa, we only booked 2 weeks before our trip. It was easy to book and request to be dropped off at disney hotel rather than at Disneyland.

This pass is very convenient and has great value to ride JR pass. We just got our pass tocket from Tokyo station and booked seats to Itoigawa and Nagano for the 1st day to get familiar withbJR train and ticket system. We also reserved the ticket between Tokyo and Osaka on the 2nd and last day, which is the main purpose of this pass. Then, we used this pass to travel between Osaka and Kyoto for 2 days, where we ride every half hour express HARUKA

The "Free Hong Kong Mail" for the voucher was delivered by SF Express. I placed the order today (Monday) and received it the next day (Tuesday), which is extremely efficient. The last time I visited Hokkaido via Sapporo Airport, I deliberately skipped Hakodate because taking the Hokkaido Shinkansen from Shin-Aomori Station to Shin-Hakodate-Hokuto Station, then transferring to the JR Hakodate Main Line to Hakodate Station, only takes about 1.5 hours. This is much more convenient than the over 3.5-hour journey from Sapporo to Hakodate. For a relaxed trip for middle-aged travelers, the route Sendai - Aomori - Hakodate - Hachinohe - Sendai, using a JR Pass to reserve seats for free at the designated seat ticket machines, allows you to enjoy leisurely times and various delicious foods. It's very cost-effective and worthwhile.

The driver spoke Chinese, contacted us in advance, and sent the meeting location. His service attitude was also excellent. However, I suggest taking a photo of the meeting point instead of relying solely on GPS. This time, the GPS was off, and my family had to walk a long way in the rain, from outdoors to an indoor underground parking lot. We asked three Disney traffic control staff members for directions. Later, fearing the driver wouldn't find us, we asked a staff member to speak with the driver. There was a moment of panic, thinking we might not reach the meeting point. The empty parking lot on a rainy night was quite eerie. Thankfully, we eventually got into the car. (We also took a car in the morning, and the drop-off point was at the green sign in the basement. However, the evening GPS led us to the purple basement sign, so we went to the wrong place.)

Very easy to book. you only need to pick the time and the terminal. once booked, go to the numbered drop off point and wait for your bus. once you're about to board, just show the QR code. if you have luggage, you'll be given a luggage claim tag to store it in the bus. then, when you're about to drop off, show the tag to the assistant so you can claim your luggage. bonus points to this pick up point from narita terminal 2 because it has a vending machine so we bought some drinks.