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| Above, a shinkansen (bullet train) arrives at Atami Station. Photo by Armand Vaquer. |
Besides allowing people from around the world to travel from one country to another, one's passport also opens doors to deals in Japan. All one has to do is just show the passport.
Time Out Tokyo has an article on cheap transport deals one can get in Tokyo and Japan tourists can get by just showing their passports.
The begin with:
Flash your foreign passport and get access to a host of discounted tickets for trains, buses, metro, flights and even the shinkansen
Everyone keeps telling you how expensive Tokyo is, right? Don't let the naysayers get the better of you. There are means to beat the budget-blowing travel expenses that come with sightseeing around the city and beyond. One of the best money-saving tips is to get a travel pass that gives you unlimited rides on the city’s efficient and extensive public transportation network with just a one-off payment. Here are your options. Some of these will require you to show your passport upon purchase or use.
To read more, go here.
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