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5-Day JR Osaka-Nagoya Ise-Kumano-Wakayama Area Pass
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Ise-Kumano-Wakayama Area Pass (5 Days) - Global, except Singapore, Malaysia, and Brunei
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- For all non-residents of Japan except Singapore, Malaysia, and Brunei
- Explore Japan's sacred heartlands for five consecutive days with unlimited JR train and bus travel between Osaka and Nagoya.
- Enjoy access to top highlights like Ise Shrine, Kumano Kodo, and coastal Wakayama, with up to four reserved express train seats included.
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JR Ise-Kumano-Wakayama Area Pass (5 Days) - Singapore, Malaysia, and Brunei Only
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- Exclusive to travellers from Singapore, Malaysia, and Brunei
- Unlock rich spiritual and cultural sites with seamless train and bus rides across the Kansai region.
- This special pass gives eligible residents unlimited JR travel between Osaka and Nagoya with scenic stops in Ise, Kumano, and Wakayama.
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Highlights
Unlock the cultural and natural treasures of Japan’s Kansai and Chubu regions with the 5-Day JR Osaka-Nagoya Ise-Kumano-Wakayama Area Pass, your ticket to seamless exploration. Valid for five consecutive days, this pass grants unlimited travel on JR trains and select buses between Osaka, Nagoya, and the sacred sites of Ise, Kumano, and Wakayama, immersing you in Japan’s spiritual heritage from the Edo and Meiji eras.
Hop aboard the scenic Wide View Nanki, Kuroshio, and Mie Express trains with four reserved seats, or pedal through charming towns with free bicycle rentals at Wakayama, Kii-Tanabe, and Shirahama stations. It’s not just a pass—it’s your gateway to Japan’s historic shrines, coastal beauty, and vibrant cities, all with ultimate flexibility.
Start your journey by redeeming your voucher at major JR stations like Osaka or Nagoya. Explore Ise’s Grand Shrine, Japan’s holiest Shinto site, or trace the ancient Kumano Kodo pilgrimage trails to Kumano’s three grand shrines, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In Wakayama, visit Koyasan’s mystical temples or relax in Shirahama’s onsen hot springs.
The pass covers non-reserved seats on limited express, rapid, and local JR trains, plus Mie Kotsu and Kumano Kotsu buses for remote routes like Hongu Taisha. With stops at Toba’s pearl islands or Nagoya’s modern bustle, your 5-day adventure blends tradition and convenience. Book now and let this pass weave a tapestry of Japan’s spiritual and scenic wonders into your travels.
- Unlimited Regional Travel: Ride JR trains freely for five consecutive days across southern Kansai and central Japan, including limited express services.
- Connect Major Cities & Hidden Gems: Travel easily between Osaka, Nagoya, and culturally rich destinations like Ise, Kumano, and Wakayama.
- Access to Spiritual Landmarks: Visit iconic sites such as Ise Jingu Shrine, the sacred Kumano Kodo pilgrimage trails, and Nachi Taisha Grand Shrine.
- Natural & Historical Exploration: Discover breathtaking coastal views, historic hot spring towns, ancient temples, and scenic mountain routes.
- Tourist-Friendly Savings: Designed for international travellers, this pass offers exceptional convenience and value for extended regional sightseeing.
What's included
INCLUDED
Bicycle rentals at Ekirin-kun
Kumano Kotsu Bus
5 consecutive days pass validity
4 rides in the Ordinary carriage with reserved seats on JR Conventional lines (including Wide View Nanki, Kuroshio, and Mie Express)
Non-reserved seats on JR Limited Express, Express, Rapid, and local trains between Nagoya and Osaka
Unlimited train rides in specified areas
Mie Kotsu Bus
Wakayama Electric Railway
NOT INCLUDED
Not all JR lines or bullet trains are covered
Visit the official website to see which transport services, routes and bullet trains are covered by this pass
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Additional information
Operating Hours
- Monday - Sunday
- Receive an Exchange Order (EO) before your arrival in Japan.
- Conveniently exchange your EO for the actual pass at any designated JR ticket office upon your arrival.
- Visit the official website to see which transport services, routes and bullet trains are covered by this pass.
- Do note that not all trains and routes are covered under this Pass.
What to Bring
- A valid passport with Temporary Visitor visa stamp (automated gates will not apply the stamp).
- Exchange Order voucher (delivered by mail or picked up prior to arrival in Japan).
- Valid photo ID for any on-site verifications.
Must Know
- The pass includes unlimited travel on eligible JR trains and buses within the area for 5 consecutive days.
- It includes 4 reserved seats on limited express trains such as Wide View Nanki, Kuroshio, and Mie Express.
- Not all JR lines or bullet trains are covered. Please check the official JR website for route details.
- Exchange Order (EO) must be redeemed at a JR ticket office in Japan before use.
- Vouchers are valid for 3 months from the date of purchase.
Booking Confirmation
- Your booking will be confirmed within 24 hours.
- Exchange Order delivery takes up to 14 business days.
- You may pick up the EO from designated stations or request delivery in select regions.
Refund/Cancellation Policy
- For cancellation requests, please reach out to Pelago support here.
- Free cancellations are allowed before the EO is redeemed and within its validity.
- Reissuance fees apply for lost or damaged exchange orders.
- Once redeemed in Japan, the pass is non-refundable.
Redemption Notes
- Present the Exchange Order at any designated JR ticket office in Japan to redeem the actual rail pass.
- Unlimited rides begin from the date the pass is activated.
- Must be redeemed within 3 months of the issue date of the Exchange Order.
Ticket Validity
Upon booking confirmation, this ticket is valid on the date of selection only.
Eligibility
- Only non-Japanese passport holders with a 'Temporary Visitor' visa stamp are eligible.
- Permanent residents of Japan are not eligible.
- Japanese citizens living abroad for over 10 years may use the pass if they provide both a valid Japanese passport and a Certificate of Overseas Residence issued by a Japanese embassy.
Child Policy
- Children under 1 year: Travel free.
- Children aged 1–5: Up to 2 per adult can travel for free without a seat; additional children must have a child pass.
- Children aged 6–11: Must purchase a child pass.
- Ages 12 and above: Require an adult pass.
Location
Address
Nagoya, Japan
Provider
West Japan Railway Company Headquarters
Frequently asked questions
What areas does the 5 Day JR Osaka-Nagoya Ise-Kumano-Wakayama Area Pass cover?
The pass covers travel between Osaka, Nagoya, Ise, Kumano, and Wakayama, allowing unlimited rides on JR trains within these areas.
How do I activate the 5 Day JR Osaka - Nagoya Ise-Kumano-Wakayama Area Pass?
You can activate the pass at designated JR ticket offices or travel centers by presenting your voucher and passport.
Can I use the pass on all JR trains?
The pass can be used on most JR trains, including local, rapid, and express trains, but it does not cover shinkansen (bullet trains) or certain limited express trains that require additional fees.
Is seat reservation required when using the pass?
Seat reservations are not mandatory, but it is recommended to reserve seats on popular routes, especially during peak travel seasons.
Can I use the pass for local transportation within cities?
The pass is primarily for JR trains, so it does not cover most other local transportation such as subways or buses within cities. Separate tickets or passes may be needed for those services.
Does JR Pass cover Osaka to Nagoya?
Yes, the JR Pass covers travel between Osaka and Nagoya on JR trains, including shinkansen (except Nozomi and Mizuho services). The JR Ise-Kumano-Wakayama Area Pass from Pelago also provides flexible travel in this region.
How much is the bullet train from Osaka to Nagoya?
The bullet train (shinkansen) fare from Osaka to Nagoya is typically around JPY 6,500 for a one-way adult ticket. You can explore regional travel options with the JR Ise-Kumano-Wakayama Area Pass from Pelago.
Is Chuo Line Nagoya covered by JR Pass?
Yes, the Chuo Line in Nagoya is covered by the JR Pass for travel on JR-operated trains. The JR Ise-Kumano-Wakayama Area Pass from Pelago also allows access to eligible JR lines.
Does JR rail pass cover Osaka?
Yes, the JR rail pass covers travel within Osaka on JR-operated trains, including the Osaka Loop Line. The JR Ise-Kumano-Wakayama Area Pass available on Pelago is valid for travel in Osaka and nearby regions.
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Managed to use this pass to travel from Nagoya to Tsu and use it as a base to visit Nachisan and Iseshi. Used it to cover Ltd Express Nanki and Rapid Mie rides. Also used it to visit Matsusaka for a quick half day trip. Overall, this pass offers excellent value for money and will recommend those thinking of visiting the best of Mie prefecture to make use of this pass!
Pass easy to collect from jr west or jr central offices only, allows upto 6 reserve seat tickets to be reserved only per pass
Easy to redeem like all, what’s best is can accumulate mileage
Easy exchange at Nagoya Station, although I was made to join a separate queue to make seat reservations, which took quite long and which I later found out, could be made via the shinkansen ticket machines.