Transporte em Prefeitura de Kanagawa

Um ótimo passe para adquirir, especialmente se você estiver organizando suas visitas a Kamakura e Hakone por conta própria. Para um passe móvel de 3 dias, que utilizamos por apenas 2 dias, foi uma pechincha em comparação com os passeios guiados.

Isso me ajudou muito a ir a todos os lugares que visitei na área de Kansai. Como sou novo em como funciona o sistema de trens no Japão, tendo a me perder e com este passe nunca preciso me preocupar em gastar a mais com transporte se acabar na estação errada, pois ele é ilimitado.

I think the most valuable parts of the "Hayama Women's Trip Ticket" are actually the meal voucher and the C voucher. I originally thought the items included in this kind of package would be pretty standard, but they turned out to be much better than I expected. The B voucher can be directly exchanged for a set meal, and many of the restaurants have great ambiance. The one I went to, if you sit by the window, is definitely a seaside restaurant. Plus, the brochure lists the participating establishments, so you don't have to stress about what to eat, making the travel experience much more relaxed. I initially thought the C voucher was just a small freebie, but I ended up getting six donuts with it! It was quite fun exchanging things as I explored, like the joy of opening a mystery box while traveling. Overall, I feel this ticket isn't just a transportation pass; it's more like a package that arranges your meals, strolls, and afternoon tea all in one.

The bus driver on the Bayside Blue line gives a really entertaining tour. He speaks into the microphone while driving, saying things like, "Your kindness makes everyone smile." At first, I wondered if he was involved in some kind of religious group. When we approached a curve, he'd say, "We're turning left, left, left... oh wait, my mistake, we're turning right!" Or, "I thought we were going to stop at this red light, but it immediately turned green!" The passengers started chuckling, and it created a really pleasant and fun atmosphere.

👍 Prós (por que as pessoas gostam) 1. Grandes economias se você fizer o itinerário completo Exemplo: Transporte sem passe ≈ 12.110 ienes Preço do passe ≈ 8.500 ienes → ~30% de economia 2. Extremamente conveniente Não há necessidade de comprar bilhetes repetidamente Basta escanear e usar todos os transportes Cobre muitos tipos de transporte (trem, ônibus, teleférico, barco)

Starting from Shinagawa, transportation is convenient, and the package deal is excellent. It includes round-trip train tickets to Miura, public transportation around Miura, a lunch voucher, and an experience ticket. The sightseeing chain is complete, and there aren't many people on weekdays, making it a great place to relax.

Este passe é muito útil, mas o único inconveniente é que é preciso passar por um corredor manual. Às vezes, em outras estações, não há funcionários ou eles já saíram do trabalho, sendo necessário usar o interfone ou passar diretamente. Fora isso, é muito bom para ir a Takao-san, Enoshima e Kawagoe. Basicamente, basta apresentar a tela do Tokyo PASS no seu celular. É possível sair do Terminal 1, 2 ou 3 do Aeroporto de Narita sem custo adicional, e o retorno também é gratuito. A validade é de 5 dias, totalmente grátis.

Mr. Li was our driver, and there were 6 adults in total (the children are quite large and already in high school). The driver was very kind, giving him a hundred points 💯. He would confirm the time the day before! He also drove slowly, allowing me to take pictures of the Shonan Monorail in Fujisawa 💕. Because the elders were almost 80 years old, they didn't have the energy to go to Enoshima station, so thankfully we chartered a car. We quickly got in the car and returned to the hotel, and the overtime was calculated reasonably. I hope the company can provide a larger vehicle for 6 adults in the future, otherwise it's a bit too cramped 😂 Cleanliness: Very good 👍 Service: Very good 👍

After arriving at Shibuya on the Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line, I went to pick up my item. If you follow the route to exits A0-A3, there's a restroom on your right. The pick-up counter is located across from it. Japanese citizens can also pick up items here. There was no need to show a passport or ID. I think being able to purchase and hold a Tokyu one-day pass in advance is a significant advantage.