Bilhete Digital de Ônibus Tokai para a Península de Izu, Atami e Mishima

The 2-day bus ticket is a must-buy for touring around Ito's places of interest. It's worth taking, as a one-way trip from Mount Omuro to Ito Station already costs 1000 yen. We took multiple rides from one area to another. You need to take note of the bus schedule and timing because the wait for the next bus is around 1 hour. If you miss it, you'll have to wait for the next one.

It's very convenient; you can just use the electronic version. When you board, take a numbered ticket, and when you get off, put the ticket into the collection box and show your electronic pass. It's valid for two days, and after visiting several attractions, it quickly paid for itself. You also get a 100 yen discount on the Omuroyama cable car, and I saw Mount Fuji from the mountain.

With the pass, you can take the bus to the Atami area. Today, I visited the MOA Museum of Art. Please be aware of the bus schedule, as there might be delays.

Buying this pass in Atami allows you to visit various places! Please note that you need to take the sightseeing bus with the letter 'A' at the front, and sometimes the bus schedule may be delayed.

Atami is perfect for a leisurely trip, spend 2 days and 1 night exploring its mountains and beaches.

You can visit Mount Omuro and the waterfalls, famous attractions in Izu. If you don't have a car, it's worth buying a bus pass, as the bus frequency is better than expected.

Getting the Tokai bus digital ticket was one of the best decisions I made after getting to Izu. Not only did it save me a lot of money, but it was easier than dealing with cash, an IC card that wasn't accepted in some places, or a paper ticket. Tokai buses were in all the cities I visited close to Izu, so definitely worth getting.

在Klook購買的票券其實只是Emot官網的票券，它會連結到Emot官網上使用，價錢亦與官網一樣，但在Klook上買還可多賺一筆KlookCash。電子票券，下車時向司機出示，十分方便。

Facile à acheter. Facile à activer. Facile à utiliser. Aucun problème. A fonctionné à merveille. Fortement recommandé.

It's not very cost-effective if you don't visit many attractions, because buses in Izu and Hakone are more frequent, and waiting specifically for Tokai buses isn't ideal time-wise. So, you must carefully check which routes you'll be taking. On the day I used it, Tokai buses were extensively delayed, with short delays of 20 minutes and long ones of 40 minutes (the normal interval for the next bus is 45 minutes), which really ruined my mood. There's a slight inconvenience in its use: you can't take screenshots, and there's no quick entry point. Every time I was about to get off the bus, I'd be fumbling to click through pages to open it, and when the network was bad, it would take a long time to load.