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There are two types of Japan Rail Pass: Green (for class upgrade reserved seats cabin) and Ordinary.
The JR Rail Pass is available as a 7-day, 14-day, or 21-day pass.
| Type | Green | Green | Ordinary | Ordinary |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Duration | Adult | Child | Adult | Child |
| 7-Day | ¥37,800 | ¥18,900 | ¥28,300 | ¥14,150 |
| 14-Day | ¥61,200 | ¥30,600 | ¥45,100 | ¥22,550 |
| 21-Day | ¥79,600 | ¥39,800 | ¥57,700 | ¥28,850 |
Children fare is eligible from age 6 up to age 11. The applicable price is the price valid on the date when an Exchange Order is issued.
1. Transportation Services
Remarks: The JR Rail Pass is not valid for "NOZOMI" Shinkansen trains. If you use a "NOZOMI," you must pay the ordinary fare and the limited express charge, and if using a Green car, an additional charge for the use of Green car cabin. Passengers using train on non-JR lines* must pay respective fares and charges applicable to sections traveled on such lines.
2. Valid Period
The JR Rail Pass is available in 7 consecutive days, 14 consecutive days and 21 consecutive days, beginning on the date the rail pass is first used.
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