Tokyu Line’s Unlimited Ride Pass is Half Price with Digital Ticket, Includes Minato Mirai Line
From June 9, Tokyu Railways is offering a half-price campaign for “Q SKIP” digital ticket service, where day passes for unlimited rides on Tokyu Railways and Tokyu buses can be purchased at half the usual price.
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A similar campaign, “Tokyu Line Unlimited Ride Ticket Half Price Campaign with Q SKIP,” which took place from August 30, 2024, for one month, was well received by passengers who mentioned it was “an opportunity to visit towns they had never been to before” and “decided to go out because the tickets were cheap.” During the campaign, the number of tickets sold was about 40 times the usual amount.
This time, the Minatomirai Line also offers discounted day passes. The person in charge said, “In addition to the areas along the Tokyu Line, enjoy outings along the attractive Minatomirai Line in Yokohama.”
The prices are as follows: Tokyu Line One-Day Pass = 370 yen (normally 740
About: Tokyu Railways
Tokyu Railways, officially known as the Tokyu Corporation, is a pivotal part of Tokyo’s extensive rail network in Japan, primarily serving the southwestern part of the Tokyo metropolitan area. Founded in 1922 as the Meguro-Kamata Electric Railway, it has grown to include major lines such as the Toyoko Line and Den-en-toshi Line, which link central Tokyo to the rapidly developing suburbs. Over the years, Tokyu has not only expanded its rail services but also played a significant role in real estate and urban development, particularly around its train stations.
About: Tokyu buses
Tokyu buses are a major public transportation service operating primarily in Tokyo, Japan. They are part of the Tokyu Corporation, which started bus operations in 1922 as a complement to its railway services to better connect the Tokyo suburbs. Over the years, Tokyu buses have expanded their network to provide extensive coverage, facilitating efficient and convenient travel for both daily commuters and tourists within the Tokyo metropolitan area.
About: Minatomirai Line
The Minatomirai Line is a subway line in Yokohama, Japan, that opened in 2004. It runs from Yokohama Station to Motomachi-Chukagai Station, connecting several key attractions and business districts including the Minato Mirai 21 area, a modern urban development with offices, shopping malls, hotels, and museums. This line is crucial for facilitating easy access to Yokohama’s waterfront and cultural sites, enhancing both daily commutes and tourism within the city.
