JR East Launches Limited Time Sale: Save 20% on Hokuriku Shinkansen Tickets

By 旅行の教科書

JR East has announced the start of their View Travel Time Sale, offering travelers up to 20% off on selected routes, including the popular Hokuriku Shinkansen (北陸新幹線). This discount campaign provides an excellent opportunity for both domestic and international tourists to experience high-speed rail travel between Tokyo and the Hokuriku region, which includes major destinations such as Kanazawa, Toyama, and Nagano. The sale is accessible through the JR East official travel site and is an attractive option for those planning cost-effective trips.

Additionally, JR East is now offering a new unlimited ride pass, the ‘Higashi Nihon Nonbiri Tabipass’ (東日本のんびり旅パス). This pass allows passengers to explore various destinations across Eastern Japan with a single, affordable ticket, enabling travel flexibility for sightseeing, culinary tours, and off-the-beaten-path adventures. Complete details and booking information for both the time sale and the unlimited ride pass are highlighted in the video, helping viewers understand how to maximize savings during their journey.

Travelers considering trips along the Hokuriku Shinkansen can look forward to swift connections from Tokyo to scenic hot springs areas, historic towns, and cultural hotspots. For example, Kanazawa is widely known for Kenrokuen Garden, preserved Edo-period districts, and regional cuisine, while Toyama boasts panoramic mountain views and fresh local seafood. The Hokuriku region is particularly recommended for those seeking both modern convenience and traditional Japanese culture. This campaign makes such experiences more accessible and budget-friendly, especially for families, solo travelers, or seniors interested in discounts.

For further travel tips, including information on senior discounts, affordable airline options, and hidden gourmet spots, viewers are encouraged to follow the channel. With these new deals from JR East, planning economical travel in Japan has never been easier.

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