Can I use manaca in Tokyo?

Suica and Pasmo are the IC cards most often used in the Tokyo area and eastern Japan. Manaca: available for purchase at Nagoya’s train, subway and bus operators other than JR and Kintetsu, and usable in all regions of Japan.

What is the difference between PASMO and Suica card?

The only difference between PASMO and SUICA is who sells them. SUICA is from JR East, and PASMO is from Tokyo-area non-JR rail operators, including Tokyo Metro and Toei Subway. Wherever you can use SUICA, you can use PASMO, and vice versa. Same with charging with new amounts.

How do I get manaca?

・You can buy “manaca” commuter pass at any subway station, stations of Meitetsu Line, etc. railway and bus, JR Tokai, Aonami Line, Yutorito Line and Toyohashi Railway. the points can be used as fares. Line and Yutorito Line (only elevated section of the road) within 90 minutes.

Does Suica card expire?

When getting a Suica card, you will also need a deposit of 500 yen, which will be refunded if you return your card when you no longer need it. The Welcome Suica does not require a 500yen deposit. 2. The Welcome Suica expires in 28 days.

Do PASMO cards expire?

Unfortunately, they cannot be used outside of Japan. Some visitors like to keep them as a souvenir or use them on their next trip to Japan. The money on the card doesn’t expire for ten years, so you can use them again if you plan on returning here.

How do I use my manaca card?

a) Easy and Convenient! ・You can ride just by touching your card to the wicket or bus fare box. ・The correct fare is automatically charged at the wicket when you stop outside the range covered by the Commuter Ticket. ・Commuter Tickets can be purchased at all subway stations.

How does Pasmo card work?

Simply touch your PASMO to the reader on the ticket gate to ride the train. Simply touch your PASMO to the reader inside the bus to pay the fare. PASMO can be used for easy electronic payments so there is no need to count out coins.