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14 DAY PASS – East to
South Itinerary
If you’re spending two weeks in Japan, consider buying a 14-day Japan Rail Pass, especially if you’re planning to visit several cities that require multiple
Shinkansen trips. Here’s a sample itinerary for you.
Day 1: Narita Airport to Tokyo (spend 3 nights Tokyo)
On the day you arrive in Japan, swap over your Exchange Order voucher at the JR Ticket Service Centre at Narita Airport to get your JR Pass. Use your
Pass to reserve a seat on the Narita Express to Tokyo. That trip will take about an hour.
Day 2: Tokyo
You can spend your first whole day in Tokyo by visiting some of its most popular districts. Use your JR Pass to access places that are easily reached via the
JR lines. For example, spend an entire morning in Shinjuku (visiting Shinjuku Gyoen, Central Park and the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building), the
afternoon in Harajuku (where you’ll find Meiji Shrine, Yoyogi Park, Omotesando and Takeshita Dori), and the evening at the Tokyo Skytree. All of these
attractions are about 5 to 20 minutes by foot from the closest JR train stations.
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