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Tottori-Matsue Pass: price, days and what it covers

The Tottori-Matsue Pass costs 4,000 yen for 3 days, from a travel agent abroad; children pay 2,000 yen. Valid on consecutive days, from 0:00 on the first day to 24:00 on the last day (Japan time). Non-reserved ordinary seats on limited express and local trains inside the pass area.

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4,000 yenadult, 3 days, from a travel agent abroad
2,000 yenchild

Visitors from abroad

Price

Valid on consecutive days, from 0:00 on the first day to 24:00 on the last day (Japan time).

Tottori-Matsue Pass: official prices for adults and children
VersionWhere you buy itAdultChild
3 daysoverseas travel agent4,000 yen2,000 yen

Children aged 6 to 11 pay the child price; the age counts on the day the exchange order is issued or the pass is bought.

What the pass covers

  • Non-reserved ordinary seats on limited express and local trains inside the pass area.
  • Reserved seats on limited express trains such as the Super Hakuto, Super Inaba and Yakumo.

Not covered

  • Green Car seats need a Green Car ticket and a separate limited express ticket.

Where to buy it

  • Travel agents outside Japan sell an E-TICKET, which must be exchanged for the pass within 3 months.
Who can buy it
Only for travelers with a passport issued by a foreign government who enter Japan as a Temporary Visitor; Japanese nationals cannot use it, even with permanent residency abroad.

Seats and using the pass

Seats
Reserved seats on limited express trains are included; reserve them before boarding.
  • In Japan, show your passport and the E-TICKET at an exchange location to get the pass.
  • If you arrive at Yonago Airport, go to Sakaiminato or Yonago Station to exchange the E-TICKET.
  • Keep your passport with the pass and show it when JR staff ask.

Refunds

An unused pass can be refunded for a 10% fee (at least 220 yen per pass); there is no refund once the pass starts or expires.

Good to know

  • Each pass holder can bring up to two children aged 1 to 5 for free.
  • The Ekirin-kun rental bicycles can be used.
  • Showing the pass or your passport gives benefits at partner facilities.
  • Lost or stolen passes are not reissued.
What the official page says
Official wordingUnlimited rides on non-reserved ordinary seats of Limited Express and local trains in the areaWest Japan Railway Company

Frequently asked questions

How much is the Tottori-Matsue Pass?

4,000 yen for 3 days (overseas travel agent). Children pay 2,000 yen (3 days).

What does the Tottori-Matsue Pass cover?

Non-reserved ordinary seats on limited express and local trains inside the pass area. Reserved seats on limited express trains such as the Super Hakuto, Super Inaba and Yakumo.

Can I get a refund on the Tottori-Matsue Pass?

An unused pass can be refunded for a 10% fee (at least 220 yen per pass); there is no refund once the pass starts or expires.

Who can buy the Tottori-Matsue Pass?

Only for travelers with a passport issued by a foreign government who enter Japan as a Temporary Visitor; Japanese nationals cannot use it, even with permanent residency abroad.

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Compiled by Japan Japan !! · Updated October 4, 2026