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JR Hokkaido Rail Pass
Select 4, 5, 7 or 10 day passes for unlimited rail and bus travel in Hokkaido and explore top destinations with ease.
Explore at your own pace
Free cancellation
Instant confirmation
JR Hokkaido Rail Pass
Select 4, 5, 7 or 10 day passes for unlimited rail and bus travel in Hokkaido and explore top destinations with ease.
Explore at your own pace
Free cancellation
Instant confirmation
JR Hokkaido Rail Pass
Select 4, 5, 7 or 10 day passes for unlimited rail and bus travel in Hokkaido and explore top destinations with ease.
Explore at your own pace
Free cancellation
Instant confirmation
Highlights
Flexible 4, 5, 7 or 10 day passes for wide-ranging travel around Hokkaido
Unlimited rides on select trains and buses covering Sapporo, Otaru, Furano and more
Redemption is simple and fast with instant access to your pass
What’s Included
Choice of 4, 5, 7 or 10 consecutive days of usage
Non-reserved and reserved seats on local, rapid and express trains (depending on pass)
Access to specified routes throughout Hokkaido
Unlimited use of participating buses
Explore Hokkaido with Freedom and Ease
Experience the best of Japan’s northernmost island with the JR Hokkaido Rail Pass. Discover Hokkaido’s unique blend of natural landscapes, hot springs and vibrant cities by hopping on and off an extensive network of trains and buses. Whether venturing through Sapporo’s nightlife, Otaru’s canals or the open landscapes of Furano, your pass offers unmatched flexibility.
Why Choose the JR Hokkaido Rail Pass?
Unlimited journeys across wide regions of Hokkaido for your selected duration
Options to match your itinerary — 4, 5, 7 or 10 consecutive days
Travel routes including Sapporo-Noboribetsu, Sapporo-Furano or the entire island
Access to reserved and non-reserved ordinary seats on local, rapid, express, and some limited express trains
Includes key cities like Sapporo, Asahikawa, Otaru and Hakodate, as well as rural regions famed for their scenery
Effortless Exploration
Avoid ticket lines and save time by redeeming your pass and getting started as soon as you arrive. For international visitors, simply present your passport, collect your rail pass at JR counters and board your train. Whether you’re planning to ski, soak in geothermal springs or take in lavender fields, this pass streamlines your experience.
Where Can You Go?
Sapporo: The island’s energetic capital, known for food, culture and the snow festival
Otaru: Quaint port city with romantic canal views
Furano & Biei: Renowned for flower fields and scenic countryside
Noboribetsu: Famous for natural hot springs and ‘Hell Valley’
Hakodate: A historic port with mountain views and a lively market
Kushiro: Gateway to national parks and wildlife
Plan to Suit Your Trip
With several pass types, choose the Sapporo-Noboribetsu or Sapporo-Furano Rail Pass for a focused route, or maximize your adventure with the full Hokkaido Rail Pass for complete flexibility. Each variant includes unlimited train use for the specified number of consecutive days, plus select bus routes for convenient connections.
Easy Seat Reservations
Most trains offer reserved and non-reserved seating. For limited express and busier routes, seat reservations are highly recommended and can often be made at no extra cost at ticket machines or JR offices. See official schedules for eligible trains and service times.
Travel Tips
Passes are only for visitors with non-Japanese passports; bring your passport when collecting your pass
A pass applies for one traveler only
Reserve your seats in advance when possible, especially in high season
Children 12 and older require an adult pass, and a single pass covers up to two infants under age 6 (special rules apply for reserved and green car seating)
Book your JR Hokkaido Rail Pass tickets now!
Show your passport at the time of pass collection and when requested by staff
One pass per traveler is required; passes are non-transferable
Seat reservations are advised during busy periods
Check latest train schedules and plan your routes in advance
Who is eligible for the JR Hokkaido Rail Pass?
The pass is only available to travelers with non-Japanese passports visiting Japan for sightseeing purposes.
Can I choose my travel days freely?
You must use the pass for consecutive days depending on the duration chosen (4, 5, 7 or 10 days).
How do I reserve train seats?
Seats can be reserved at JR ticket counters or on designated vending machines in stations. Advanced reservation is recommended, especially for limited express trains.
Can I use the pass on all trains in Hokkaido?
The pass covers most JR Hokkaido lines and some buses, but not all private railways. Check official routes for coverage details.
Are children required to have their own pass?
Children 12 and above need an adult or child pass. Up to two children under 6 can travel free per adult, but will need tickets for reserved seats.
The pass is available only to non-Japanese passport holders. Bring your passport upon pickup and travel.
Each pass is valid for one person and is non-transferable
Accurate passport details are required at booking to avoid issues at pick-up
Seat reservations should be made before boarding, especially during peak seasons
Free cancellation up to 24 h
Highlights
Flexible 4, 5, 7 or 10 day passes for wide-ranging travel around Hokkaido
Unlimited rides on select trains and buses covering Sapporo, Otaru, Furano and more
Redemption is simple and fast with instant access to your pass
What’s Included
Choice of 4, 5, 7 or 10 consecutive days of usage
Non-reserved and reserved seats on local, rapid and express trains (depending on pass)
Access to specified routes throughout Hokkaido
Unlimited use of participating buses
Explore Hokkaido with Freedom and Ease
Experience the best of Japan’s northernmost island with the JR Hokkaido Rail Pass. Discover Hokkaido’s unique blend of natural landscapes, hot springs and vibrant cities by hopping on and off an extensive network of trains and buses. Whether venturing through Sapporo’s nightlife, Otaru’s canals or the open landscapes of Furano, your pass offers unmatched flexibility.
Why Choose the JR Hokkaido Rail Pass?
Unlimited journeys across wide regions of Hokkaido for your selected duration
Options to match your itinerary — 4, 5, 7 or 10 consecutive days
Travel routes including Sapporo-Noboribetsu, Sapporo-Furano or the entire island
Access to reserved and non-reserved ordinary seats on local, rapid, express, and some limited express trains
Includes key cities like Sapporo, Asahikawa, Otaru and Hakodate, as well as rural regions famed for their scenery
Effortless Exploration
Avoid ticket lines and save time by redeeming your pass and getting started as soon as you arrive. For international visitors, simply present your passport, collect your rail pass at JR counters and board your train. Whether you’re planning to ski, soak in geothermal springs or take in lavender fields, this pass streamlines your experience.
Where Can You Go?
Sapporo: The island’s energetic capital, known for food, culture and the snow festival
Otaru: Quaint port city with romantic canal views
Furano & Biei: Renowned for flower fields and scenic countryside
Noboribetsu: Famous for natural hot springs and ‘Hell Valley’
Hakodate: A historic port with mountain views and a lively market
Kushiro: Gateway to national parks and wildlife
Plan to Suit Your Trip
With several pass types, choose the Sapporo-Noboribetsu or Sapporo-Furano Rail Pass for a focused route, or maximize your adventure with the full Hokkaido Rail Pass for complete flexibility. Each variant includes unlimited train use for the specified number of consecutive days, plus select bus routes for convenient connections.
Easy Seat Reservations
Most trains offer reserved and non-reserved seating. For limited express and busier routes, seat reservations are highly recommended and can often be made at no extra cost at ticket machines or JR offices. See official schedules for eligible trains and service times.
Travel Tips
Passes are only for visitors with non-Japanese passports; bring your passport when collecting your pass
A pass applies for one traveler only
Reserve your seats in advance when possible, especially in high season
Children 12 and older require an adult pass, and a single pass covers up to two infants under age 6 (special rules apply for reserved and green car seating)
Book your JR Hokkaido Rail Pass tickets now!
Show your passport at the time of pass collection and when requested by staff
One pass per traveler is required; passes are non-transferable
Seat reservations are advised during busy periods
Check latest train schedules and plan your routes in advance
Who is eligible for the JR Hokkaido Rail Pass?
The pass is only available to travelers with non-Japanese passports visiting Japan for sightseeing purposes.
Can I choose my travel days freely?
You must use the pass for consecutive days depending on the duration chosen (4, 5, 7 or 10 days).
How do I reserve train seats?
Seats can be reserved at JR ticket counters or on designated vending machines in stations. Advanced reservation is recommended, especially for limited express trains.
Can I use the pass on all trains in Hokkaido?
The pass covers most JR Hokkaido lines and some buses, but not all private railways. Check official routes for coverage details.
Are children required to have their own pass?
Children 12 and above need an adult or child pass. Up to two children under 6 can travel free per adult, but will need tickets for reserved seats.
The pass is available only to non-Japanese passport holders. Bring your passport upon pickup and travel.
Each pass is valid for one person and is non-transferable
Accurate passport details are required at booking to avoid issues at pick-up
Seat reservations should be made before boarding, especially during peak seasons
Free cancellation up to 24 h
Highlights
Flexible 4, 5, 7 or 10 day passes for wide-ranging travel around Hokkaido
Unlimited rides on select trains and buses covering Sapporo, Otaru, Furano and more
Redemption is simple and fast with instant access to your pass
What’s Included
Choice of 4, 5, 7 or 10 consecutive days of usage
Non-reserved and reserved seats on local, rapid and express trains (depending on pass)
Access to specified routes throughout Hokkaido
Unlimited use of participating buses
Explore Hokkaido with Freedom and Ease
Experience the best of Japan’s northernmost island with the JR Hokkaido Rail Pass. Discover Hokkaido’s unique blend of natural landscapes, hot springs and vibrant cities by hopping on and off an extensive network of trains and buses. Whether venturing through Sapporo’s nightlife, Otaru’s canals or the open landscapes of Furano, your pass offers unmatched flexibility.
Why Choose the JR Hokkaido Rail Pass?
Unlimited journeys across wide regions of Hokkaido for your selected duration
Options to match your itinerary — 4, 5, 7 or 10 consecutive days
Travel routes including Sapporo-Noboribetsu, Sapporo-Furano or the entire island
Access to reserved and non-reserved ordinary seats on local, rapid, express, and some limited express trains
Includes key cities like Sapporo, Asahikawa, Otaru and Hakodate, as well as rural regions famed for their scenery
Effortless Exploration
Avoid ticket lines and save time by redeeming your pass and getting started as soon as you arrive. For international visitors, simply present your passport, collect your rail pass at JR counters and board your train. Whether you’re planning to ski, soak in geothermal springs or take in lavender fields, this pass streamlines your experience.
Where Can You Go?
Sapporo: The island’s energetic capital, known for food, culture and the snow festival
Otaru: Quaint port city with romantic canal views
Furano & Biei: Renowned for flower fields and scenic countryside
Noboribetsu: Famous for natural hot springs and ‘Hell Valley’
Hakodate: A historic port with mountain views and a lively market
Kushiro: Gateway to national parks and wildlife
Plan to Suit Your Trip
With several pass types, choose the Sapporo-Noboribetsu or Sapporo-Furano Rail Pass for a focused route, or maximize your adventure with the full Hokkaido Rail Pass for complete flexibility. Each variant includes unlimited train use for the specified number of consecutive days, plus select bus routes for convenient connections.
Easy Seat Reservations
Most trains offer reserved and non-reserved seating. For limited express and busier routes, seat reservations are highly recommended and can often be made at no extra cost at ticket machines or JR offices. See official schedules for eligible trains and service times.
Travel Tips
Passes are only for visitors with non-Japanese passports; bring your passport when collecting your pass
A pass applies for one traveler only
Reserve your seats in advance when possible, especially in high season
Children 12 and older require an adult pass, and a single pass covers up to two infants under age 6 (special rules apply for reserved and green car seating)
Book your JR Hokkaido Rail Pass tickets now!
The pass is available only to non-Japanese passport holders. Bring your passport upon pickup and travel.
Each pass is valid for one person and is non-transferable
Accurate passport details are required at booking to avoid issues at pick-up
Seat reservations should be made before boarding, especially during peak seasons
Show your passport at the time of pass collection and when requested by staff
One pass per traveler is required; passes are non-transferable
Seat reservations are advised during busy periods
Check latest train schedules and plan your routes in advance
Who is eligible for the JR Hokkaido Rail Pass?
The pass is only available to travelers with non-Japanese passports visiting Japan for sightseeing purposes.
Can I choose my travel days freely?
You must use the pass for consecutive days depending on the duration chosen (4, 5, 7 or 10 days).
How do I reserve train seats?
Seats can be reserved at JR ticket counters or on designated vending machines in stations. Advanced reservation is recommended, especially for limited express trains.
Can I use the pass on all trains in Hokkaido?
The pass covers most JR Hokkaido lines and some buses, but not all private railways. Check official routes for coverage details.
Are children required to have their own pass?
Children 12 and above need an adult or child pass. Up to two children under 6 can travel free per adult, but will need tickets for reserved seats.
Free cancellation up to 24 h
Highlights
Flexible 4, 5, 7 or 10 day passes for wide-ranging travel around Hokkaido
Unlimited rides on select trains and buses covering Sapporo, Otaru, Furano and more
Redemption is simple and fast with instant access to your pass
What’s Included
Choice of 4, 5, 7 or 10 consecutive days of usage
Non-reserved and reserved seats on local, rapid and express trains (depending on pass)
Access to specified routes throughout Hokkaido
Unlimited use of participating buses
Explore Hokkaido with Freedom and Ease
Experience the best of Japan’s northernmost island with the JR Hokkaido Rail Pass. Discover Hokkaido’s unique blend of natural landscapes, hot springs and vibrant cities by hopping on and off an extensive network of trains and buses. Whether venturing through Sapporo’s nightlife, Otaru’s canals or the open landscapes of Furano, your pass offers unmatched flexibility.
Why Choose the JR Hokkaido Rail Pass?
Unlimited journeys across wide regions of Hokkaido for your selected duration
Options to match your itinerary — 4, 5, 7 or 10 consecutive days
Travel routes including Sapporo-Noboribetsu, Sapporo-Furano or the entire island
Access to reserved and non-reserved ordinary seats on local, rapid, express, and some limited express trains
Includes key cities like Sapporo, Asahikawa, Otaru and Hakodate, as well as rural regions famed for their scenery
Effortless Exploration
Avoid ticket lines and save time by redeeming your pass and getting started as soon as you arrive. For international visitors, simply present your passport, collect your rail pass at JR counters and board your train. Whether you’re planning to ski, soak in geothermal springs or take in lavender fields, this pass streamlines your experience.
Where Can You Go?
Sapporo: The island’s energetic capital, known for food, culture and the snow festival
Otaru: Quaint port city with romantic canal views
Furano & Biei: Renowned for flower fields and scenic countryside
Noboribetsu: Famous for natural hot springs and ‘Hell Valley’
Hakodate: A historic port with mountain views and a lively market
Kushiro: Gateway to national parks and wildlife
Plan to Suit Your Trip
With several pass types, choose the Sapporo-Noboribetsu or Sapporo-Furano Rail Pass for a focused route, or maximize your adventure with the full Hokkaido Rail Pass for complete flexibility. Each variant includes unlimited train use for the specified number of consecutive days, plus select bus routes for convenient connections.
Easy Seat Reservations
Most trains offer reserved and non-reserved seating. For limited express and busier routes, seat reservations are highly recommended and can often be made at no extra cost at ticket machines or JR offices. See official schedules for eligible trains and service times.
Travel Tips
Passes are only for visitors with non-Japanese passports; bring your passport when collecting your pass
A pass applies for one traveler only
Reserve your seats in advance when possible, especially in high season
Children 12 and older require an adult pass, and a single pass covers up to two infants under age 6 (special rules apply for reserved and green car seating)
Book your JR Hokkaido Rail Pass tickets now!
The pass is available only to non-Japanese passport holders. Bring your passport upon pickup and travel.
Each pass is valid for one person and is non-transferable
Accurate passport details are required at booking to avoid issues at pick-up
Seat reservations should be made before boarding, especially during peak seasons
Show your passport at the time of pass collection and when requested by staff
One pass per traveler is required; passes are non-transferable
Seat reservations are advised during busy periods
Check latest train schedules and plan your routes in advance
Who is eligible for the JR Hokkaido Rail Pass?
The pass is only available to travelers with non-Japanese passports visiting Japan for sightseeing purposes.
Can I choose my travel days freely?
You must use the pass for consecutive days depending on the duration chosen (4, 5, 7 or 10 days).
How do I reserve train seats?
Seats can be reserved at JR ticket counters or on designated vending machines in stations. Advanced reservation is recommended, especially for limited express trains.
Can I use the pass on all trains in Hokkaido?
The pass covers most JR Hokkaido lines and some buses, but not all private railways. Check official routes for coverage details.
Are children required to have their own pass?
Children 12 and above need an adult or child pass. Up to two children under 6 can travel free per adult, but will need tickets for reserved seats.
Free cancellation up to 24 h
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