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JR Kyushu Rail Pass
Unlimited Kyushu train travel for 3, 5 or 7 days. Tourist pass covers local, express and bullet trains for easy island adventures.
Explore at your own pace
JR Kyushu Rail Pass
Unlimited Kyushu train travel for 3, 5 or 7 days. Tourist pass covers local, express and bullet trains for easy island adventures.
Explore at your own pace
JR Kyushu Rail Pass
Unlimited Kyushu train travel for 3, 5 or 7 days. Tourist pass covers local, express and bullet trains for easy island adventures.
Explore at your own pace
Highlights
Unlimited train travel across Kyushu with options for 3, 5 or 7 consecutive days
Exclusive pass for tourists offering access to local, express and bullet trains
Travel across north, south or all Kyushu including routes to destinations like Kumamoto, Kagoshima and Miyazaki
Easy access to major attractions including castles, volcanoes and cultural sites
What’s Included
All Kyushu Pass: Trains in the Kyushu area (including Hakata, Miyazaki Airport, Shimonoseki)
Unlimited reserved and non-reserved seats on eligible trains
South Kyushu Pass: Routes between Oita, Kumamoto, Kagoshima-Chuo, Miyazaki
North Kyushu Pass: Routes between Hakata, Kokura, Mojiko, Saga, Nagasaki, Sasebo, Beppu
Seat reservations for eligible Shinkansen and express services
Why the JR Kyushu Rail Pass is the ultimate way to discover Kyushu
Explore southern Japan with ease
Kyushu, Japan’s southernmost island, is rich in dramatic landscapes, cultural treasures and culinary delights. With the JR Kyushu Rail Pass, exploring this dynamic region becomes not only affordable but also incredibly convenient. Choose between 3, 5 or 7 days of unlimited train travel to suit your itinerary—perfect for first-time visitors and seasoned travelers alike.
Three passes. Countless adventures.
All Kyushu Pass: Unlock access across all of Kyushu, including routes to bustling Hakata, tranquil Miyazaki, and up to historic Shimonoseki. Enjoy unlimited rides on local trains, express lines, and selected bullet trains on the Hakata to Kagoshima-chuo Shinkansen route.
North Kyushu Pass: Focus your journey on the northern cities such as Kokura, Mojiko, Saga, Nagasaki, Beppu and Sasebo, making the most of the region's hot springs, castle towns, and vibrant ports. Both reserved and non-reserved seats are included (reservations available up to 6 times).
South Kyushu Pass: Head south to discover the wonders of Oita, Kumamoto, Kagoshima-Chuo and Miyazaki, connecting volcanic vistas with charming coastal cities. This pass covers both reserved and non-reserved seats (reservations available up to 6 times).
See Kyushu your way
From the revered Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine in Fukuoka to the iconic Mount Aso—Asia’s largest active volcano—the Kyushu Rail Pass opens up a world of experiences. Marvel at historic Kumamoto Castle, traverse lush national parks or take in modern cityscapes by train. The pass means you simply board, travel and explore, with no need to buy separate tickets as you move from one destination to the next.
How it works
Purchase your JR Kyushu Rail Pass online before you travel to Japan.
Redeem and activate your pass at designated JR Kyushu ticket offices (see local guides for operating hours and locations).
Select your seat on eligible trains when needed, particularly for long journeys or when using the Shinkansen.
Carry your passport at all times, as you may be asked to show proof of your tourist status when using the pass.
Benefits of the Kyushu JR Rail Pass
Cost savings with unlimited journeys over your chosen period
No need to worry about individual train tickets or routes
Access convenient limited express and bullet trains for quick travel across the island
Flexibility to change your itinerary as you discover new places of interest
Experience Kyushu’s highlights
Natural wonders from volcanic peaks to hot springs
Castles, shrines, seaside towns and modern urban centers
Themed scenic trains connecting rural and city attractions
Whether you’re planning a relaxing trip to Beppu’s hot springs, a hike up Mount Aso or a cultural adventure around Nagasaki and Kagoshima, this rail pass is the easiest way to maximize your journey on Japan’s southern island. All travel is exclusive to foreign tourists, ensuring smooth access and great value.
Book your JR Kyushu Rail Pass tickets now!
Show your valid passport and tourist visa stamp when requested
Activate your pass at a participating JR Kyushu ticket office before boarding
Reserve seats for eligible trains in advance, especially during busy travel periods
Do not share or transfer the pass as it is strictly personal
Follow all local train etiquette and safety rules while traveling
Who is eligible for the JR Kyushu Rail Pass?
This pass is only for tourists visiting Japan on a temporary visitor status. Residents of Japan, including foreign nationals with permanent residency, cannot use this pass.
Do I need to carry my passport while using the pass?
Yes, always carry your passport as you may be asked to present it when using your pass or making seat reservations.
How do I activate the rail pass?
Redeem your pass at designated JR Kyushu ticket offices by presenting your passport and exchange voucher. Activation occurs upon first use and the pass validity begins from that day.
Can I reserve seats in advance?
Seat reservations for bullet trains and limited express are available at ticket offices and are included in the pass (limited number per pass type).
Are there any routes or trains not covered?
The pass covers the main Kyushu train network, but some routes or premium services may require additional tickets. Check eligibility at the counter before boarding.
Passport required when using the pass and must match your 'Temporary Visitor' entry status
Only available to visitors on a temporary tourist visa; residents of Japan are not eligible
The pass activates from the first use and is valid for 3, 5, or 7 consecutive days
Check ticket office locations and operating hours in advance to collect your pass
Seat reservations must be made at ticket counters for eligible trains; some restrictions apply on certain routes
Cannot be canceled or rescheduled
Highlights
Unlimited train travel across Kyushu with options for 3, 5 or 7 consecutive days
Exclusive pass for tourists offering access to local, express and bullet trains
Travel across north, south or all Kyushu including routes to destinations like Kumamoto, Kagoshima and Miyazaki
Easy access to major attractions including castles, volcanoes and cultural sites
What’s Included
All Kyushu Pass: Trains in the Kyushu area (including Hakata, Miyazaki Airport, Shimonoseki)
Unlimited reserved and non-reserved seats on eligible trains
South Kyushu Pass: Routes between Oita, Kumamoto, Kagoshima-Chuo, Miyazaki
North Kyushu Pass: Routes between Hakata, Kokura, Mojiko, Saga, Nagasaki, Sasebo, Beppu
Seat reservations for eligible Shinkansen and express services
Why the JR Kyushu Rail Pass is the ultimate way to discover Kyushu
Explore southern Japan with ease
Kyushu, Japan’s southernmost island, is rich in dramatic landscapes, cultural treasures and culinary delights. With the JR Kyushu Rail Pass, exploring this dynamic region becomes not only affordable but also incredibly convenient. Choose between 3, 5 or 7 days of unlimited train travel to suit your itinerary—perfect for first-time visitors and seasoned travelers alike.
Three passes. Countless adventures.
All Kyushu Pass: Unlock access across all of Kyushu, including routes to bustling Hakata, tranquil Miyazaki, and up to historic Shimonoseki. Enjoy unlimited rides on local trains, express lines, and selected bullet trains on the Hakata to Kagoshima-chuo Shinkansen route.
North Kyushu Pass: Focus your journey on the northern cities such as Kokura, Mojiko, Saga, Nagasaki, Beppu and Sasebo, making the most of the region's hot springs, castle towns, and vibrant ports. Both reserved and non-reserved seats are included (reservations available up to 6 times).
South Kyushu Pass: Head south to discover the wonders of Oita, Kumamoto, Kagoshima-Chuo and Miyazaki, connecting volcanic vistas with charming coastal cities. This pass covers both reserved and non-reserved seats (reservations available up to 6 times).
See Kyushu your way
From the revered Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine in Fukuoka to the iconic Mount Aso—Asia’s largest active volcano—the Kyushu Rail Pass opens up a world of experiences. Marvel at historic Kumamoto Castle, traverse lush national parks or take in modern cityscapes by train. The pass means you simply board, travel and explore, with no need to buy separate tickets as you move from one destination to the next.
How it works
Purchase your JR Kyushu Rail Pass online before you travel to Japan.
Redeem and activate your pass at designated JR Kyushu ticket offices (see local guides for operating hours and locations).
Select your seat on eligible trains when needed, particularly for long journeys or when using the Shinkansen.
Carry your passport at all times, as you may be asked to show proof of your tourist status when using the pass.
Benefits of the Kyushu JR Rail Pass
Cost savings with unlimited journeys over your chosen period
No need to worry about individual train tickets or routes
Access convenient limited express and bullet trains for quick travel across the island
Flexibility to change your itinerary as you discover new places of interest
Experience Kyushu’s highlights
Natural wonders from volcanic peaks to hot springs
Castles, shrines, seaside towns and modern urban centers
Themed scenic trains connecting rural and city attractions
Whether you’re planning a relaxing trip to Beppu’s hot springs, a hike up Mount Aso or a cultural adventure around Nagasaki and Kagoshima, this rail pass is the easiest way to maximize your journey on Japan’s southern island. All travel is exclusive to foreign tourists, ensuring smooth access and great value.
Book your JR Kyushu Rail Pass tickets now!
Show your valid passport and tourist visa stamp when requested
Activate your pass at a participating JR Kyushu ticket office before boarding
Reserve seats for eligible trains in advance, especially during busy travel periods
Do not share or transfer the pass as it is strictly personal
Follow all local train etiquette and safety rules while traveling
Who is eligible for the JR Kyushu Rail Pass?
This pass is only for tourists visiting Japan on a temporary visitor status. Residents of Japan, including foreign nationals with permanent residency, cannot use this pass.
Do I need to carry my passport while using the pass?
Yes, always carry your passport as you may be asked to present it when using your pass or making seat reservations.
How do I activate the rail pass?
Redeem your pass at designated JR Kyushu ticket offices by presenting your passport and exchange voucher. Activation occurs upon first use and the pass validity begins from that day.
Can I reserve seats in advance?
Seat reservations for bullet trains and limited express are available at ticket offices and are included in the pass (limited number per pass type).
Are there any routes or trains not covered?
The pass covers the main Kyushu train network, but some routes or premium services may require additional tickets. Check eligibility at the counter before boarding.
Passport required when using the pass and must match your 'Temporary Visitor' entry status
Only available to visitors on a temporary tourist visa; residents of Japan are not eligible
The pass activates from the first use and is valid for 3, 5, or 7 consecutive days
Check ticket office locations and operating hours in advance to collect your pass
Seat reservations must be made at ticket counters for eligible trains; some restrictions apply on certain routes
Cannot be canceled or rescheduled
Highlights
Unlimited train travel across Kyushu with options for 3, 5 or 7 consecutive days
Exclusive pass for tourists offering access to local, express and bullet trains
Travel across north, south or all Kyushu including routes to destinations like Kumamoto, Kagoshima and Miyazaki
Easy access to major attractions including castles, volcanoes and cultural sites
What’s Included
All Kyushu Pass: Trains in the Kyushu area (including Hakata, Miyazaki Airport, Shimonoseki)
Unlimited reserved and non-reserved seats on eligible trains
South Kyushu Pass: Routes between Oita, Kumamoto, Kagoshima-Chuo, Miyazaki
North Kyushu Pass: Routes between Hakata, Kokura, Mojiko, Saga, Nagasaki, Sasebo, Beppu
Seat reservations for eligible Shinkansen and express services
Why the JR Kyushu Rail Pass is the ultimate way to discover Kyushu
Explore southern Japan with ease
Kyushu, Japan’s southernmost island, is rich in dramatic landscapes, cultural treasures and culinary delights. With the JR Kyushu Rail Pass, exploring this dynamic region becomes not only affordable but also incredibly convenient. Choose between 3, 5 or 7 days of unlimited train travel to suit your itinerary—perfect for first-time visitors and seasoned travelers alike.
Three passes. Countless adventures.
All Kyushu Pass: Unlock access across all of Kyushu, including routes to bustling Hakata, tranquil Miyazaki, and up to historic Shimonoseki. Enjoy unlimited rides on local trains, express lines, and selected bullet trains on the Hakata to Kagoshima-chuo Shinkansen route.
North Kyushu Pass: Focus your journey on the northern cities such as Kokura, Mojiko, Saga, Nagasaki, Beppu and Sasebo, making the most of the region's hot springs, castle towns, and vibrant ports. Both reserved and non-reserved seats are included (reservations available up to 6 times).
South Kyushu Pass: Head south to discover the wonders of Oita, Kumamoto, Kagoshima-Chuo and Miyazaki, connecting volcanic vistas with charming coastal cities. This pass covers both reserved and non-reserved seats (reservations available up to 6 times).
See Kyushu your way
From the revered Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine in Fukuoka to the iconic Mount Aso—Asia’s largest active volcano—the Kyushu Rail Pass opens up a world of experiences. Marvel at historic Kumamoto Castle, traverse lush national parks or take in modern cityscapes by train. The pass means you simply board, travel and explore, with no need to buy separate tickets as you move from one destination to the next.
How it works
Purchase your JR Kyushu Rail Pass online before you travel to Japan.
Redeem and activate your pass at designated JR Kyushu ticket offices (see local guides for operating hours and locations).
Select your seat on eligible trains when needed, particularly for long journeys or when using the Shinkansen.
Carry your passport at all times, as you may be asked to show proof of your tourist status when using the pass.
Benefits of the Kyushu JR Rail Pass
Cost savings with unlimited journeys over your chosen period
No need to worry about individual train tickets or routes
Access convenient limited express and bullet trains for quick travel across the island
Flexibility to change your itinerary as you discover new places of interest
Experience Kyushu’s highlights
Natural wonders from volcanic peaks to hot springs
Castles, shrines, seaside towns and modern urban centers
Themed scenic trains connecting rural and city attractions
Whether you’re planning a relaxing trip to Beppu’s hot springs, a hike up Mount Aso or a cultural adventure around Nagasaki and Kagoshima, this rail pass is the easiest way to maximize your journey on Japan’s southern island. All travel is exclusive to foreign tourists, ensuring smooth access and great value.
Book your JR Kyushu Rail Pass tickets now!
Passport required when using the pass and must match your 'Temporary Visitor' entry status
Only available to visitors on a temporary tourist visa; residents of Japan are not eligible
The pass activates from the first use and is valid for 3, 5, or 7 consecutive days
Check ticket office locations and operating hours in advance to collect your pass
Seat reservations must be made at ticket counters for eligible trains; some restrictions apply on certain routes
Show your valid passport and tourist visa stamp when requested
Activate your pass at a participating JR Kyushu ticket office before boarding
Reserve seats for eligible trains in advance, especially during busy travel periods
Do not share or transfer the pass as it is strictly personal
Follow all local train etiquette and safety rules while traveling
Cannot be canceled or rescheduled
Highlights
Unlimited train travel across Kyushu with options for 3, 5 or 7 consecutive days
Exclusive pass for tourists offering access to local, express and bullet trains
Travel across north, south or all Kyushu including routes to destinations like Kumamoto, Kagoshima and Miyazaki
Easy access to major attractions including castles, volcanoes and cultural sites
What’s Included
All Kyushu Pass: Trains in the Kyushu area (including Hakata, Miyazaki Airport, Shimonoseki)
Unlimited reserved and non-reserved seats on eligible trains
South Kyushu Pass: Routes between Oita, Kumamoto, Kagoshima-Chuo, Miyazaki
North Kyushu Pass: Routes between Hakata, Kokura, Mojiko, Saga, Nagasaki, Sasebo, Beppu
Seat reservations for eligible Shinkansen and express services
Why the JR Kyushu Rail Pass is the ultimate way to discover Kyushu
Explore southern Japan with ease
Kyushu, Japan’s southernmost island, is rich in dramatic landscapes, cultural treasures and culinary delights. With the JR Kyushu Rail Pass, exploring this dynamic region becomes not only affordable but also incredibly convenient. Choose between 3, 5 or 7 days of unlimited train travel to suit your itinerary—perfect for first-time visitors and seasoned travelers alike.
Three passes. Countless adventures.
All Kyushu Pass: Unlock access across all of Kyushu, including routes to bustling Hakata, tranquil Miyazaki, and up to historic Shimonoseki. Enjoy unlimited rides on local trains, express lines, and selected bullet trains on the Hakata to Kagoshima-chuo Shinkansen route.
North Kyushu Pass: Focus your journey on the northern cities such as Kokura, Mojiko, Saga, Nagasaki, Beppu and Sasebo, making the most of the region's hot springs, castle towns, and vibrant ports. Both reserved and non-reserved seats are included (reservations available up to 6 times).
South Kyushu Pass: Head south to discover the wonders of Oita, Kumamoto, Kagoshima-Chuo and Miyazaki, connecting volcanic vistas with charming coastal cities. This pass covers both reserved and non-reserved seats (reservations available up to 6 times).
See Kyushu your way
From the revered Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine in Fukuoka to the iconic Mount Aso—Asia’s largest active volcano—the Kyushu Rail Pass opens up a world of experiences. Marvel at historic Kumamoto Castle, traverse lush national parks or take in modern cityscapes by train. The pass means you simply board, travel and explore, with no need to buy separate tickets as you move from one destination to the next.
How it works
Purchase your JR Kyushu Rail Pass online before you travel to Japan.
Redeem and activate your pass at designated JR Kyushu ticket offices (see local guides for operating hours and locations).
Select your seat on eligible trains when needed, particularly for long journeys or when using the Shinkansen.
Carry your passport at all times, as you may be asked to show proof of your tourist status when using the pass.
Benefits of the Kyushu JR Rail Pass
Cost savings with unlimited journeys over your chosen period
No need to worry about individual train tickets or routes
Access convenient limited express and bullet trains for quick travel across the island
Flexibility to change your itinerary as you discover new places of interest
Experience Kyushu’s highlights
Natural wonders from volcanic peaks to hot springs
Castles, shrines, seaside towns and modern urban centers
Themed scenic trains connecting rural and city attractions
Whether you’re planning a relaxing trip to Beppu’s hot springs, a hike up Mount Aso or a cultural adventure around Nagasaki and Kagoshima, this rail pass is the easiest way to maximize your journey on Japan’s southern island. All travel is exclusive to foreign tourists, ensuring smooth access and great value.
Book your JR Kyushu Rail Pass tickets now!
Passport required when using the pass and must match your 'Temporary Visitor' entry status
Only available to visitors on a temporary tourist visa; residents of Japan are not eligible
The pass activates from the first use and is valid for 3, 5, or 7 consecutive days
Check ticket office locations and operating hours in advance to collect your pass
Seat reservations must be made at ticket counters for eligible trains; some restrictions apply on certain routes
Show your valid passport and tourist visa stamp when requested
Activate your pass at a participating JR Kyushu ticket office before boarding
Reserve seats for eligible trains in advance, especially during busy travel periods
Do not share or transfer the pass as it is strictly personal
Follow all local train etiquette and safety rules while traveling
Cannot be canceled or rescheduled
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