Nikko Pass: Self-Guided Exploration Using All Area Pass

About this experience

The Nikko Pass gives unlimited access to trains and buses across the Nikko area from Tokyo, covering the routes most visitors use to reach the mountain town's shrines, temples, and waterfalls. Nikko, roughly two hours north of Tokyo by rail, is home to the Toshogu Shrine complex, the Kegon Falls, and Lake Chuzenji, all connected by the pass network. Holders can board designated Tobu line services from Asakusa and switch freely to local buses serving Chuzenji Onsen and Yumoto without buying separate fares. The all-area version extends coverage beyond the standard pass, reaching higher-altitude stops that a basic day ticket does not include. Tickets are valid for two or four days depending on the option selected, and the pass is collected at Asakusa Station on the day of travel. For more options around the region, see Tokyo attractions.

Highlights

• Unlimited trains and buses across the Nikko area included
• Covers Toshogu Shrine, Kegon Falls and Lake Chuzenji routes
• Travel from Asakusa to Nikko on designated Tobu line services
• Switch freely to local buses serving Chuzenji Onsen and Yumoto
• All-area version extends coverage beyond the standard pass
• Nikko mountain town sits roughly two hours north of Tokyo

Before you go

The 4-Day Nikko Pass allows self-guided exploration of the Nikko area, including World Heritage sites, lakes, and hot springs. The pass provides access to a wider part of the area, including Lake Chuzenji, Yumoto, Kinugawa Onsen, Akechidaira, and other major attractions. The pass is valid for 4 consecutive days from the date of first use. Please note that the pass does not include transportation costs to and from the Nikko area.

Cancellation terms

These tickets cannot be cancelled or rescheduled.