Can also be used as contactless payment at some shops and restaurants in Japan Pasmo and Suica are the most popular transportation cards in Tokyo, while the ICOCA is more commonly used in Osaka. Prepaid rechargeable transportation cards (think EZ-Link), which can be used to pay your train or bus fare Buy from vending machine at train station Normal train ticket that will take you from Point A to Point B Duration varies depending on what pass you get Choose from Whole Japan Pass or other Regional Passes Allows unlimited travel on all Japan Railways Group (JR) trains, buses, and ferry services Pikachu Train (POKÉMON with YOU Train), FruiTea Fukushima (café train with desserts and beverages made from seasonal fruits from Fukushima). Also known as joyful trains, these special themed trains are usually character trains or trains that have unique features or designs Stops at all stations hence not recommended for long distance travelling as it can be very slow Local trains can either go from point A to point B or run at loop lines in both directions (like the Yamanote line in Tokyo or the Osaka loop line) No special fare needed, you can board them with a regular train ticket Covers main airport transfers like Haneda International Airport ( Tokyo Monorail), Narita International Airport ( Narita Express), and Kansai International Airport ( Haruka Express) There are over a 100 different types of Limited Express trains, with a limited number of stops, so they only go to major Japanese stations Included in Whole Japan JR Pass except Nozomi and Mizuho lines Also known as bullet trains, these are the fastest transportation modes in Japan with very few stops (if any) in comparison to the rapid or local trains
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