Japan's Tokyo Metro launches WeChat ticket purchase service to provide Chinese passengers with a convenient way to travel

The Tokyo Metropolitan Bureau of Transportation announced last week that in order to further facilitate Chinese tourists, it now supports the use of WeChat App to purchase the "Tokyo Metro Pass" applicable to the Tokyo Metro and related lines, as well as one-way tickets for the Keisei Skyliner (express train)

According to reports, the "Tokyo Metro Pass" can be used for unlimited rides on all Tokyo Metro and Toei Subway lines within 24 hours/48 hours/72 hours. In addition, you can enjoy special services such as "Chikatoku" and present the card at more than 230 facilities in Tokyo to enjoy benefits such as discounts and gifts. Additionally, the card can be used as a passport for sightseeing

Steps

• Search for "Triplabo Travel in Japan" through the WeChat mini program or scan the code directly at the subway station

• ##Open the mini program and select the number of tickets to purchase

• Purchase tickets with "WeChat Pay"

• At Tokyo subway stations, tourists can redeem tickets by scanning the QR code for ticket collection. Redemption can be done with the staff in the station office, or using the tourist ticket issuing machine

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• Tokyo Metro offers 24, 48, and 72-hour passes, also known as Tokyo Metro Passes

• Keisei Skyliner Narita Airport Express Train Tickets: Exchange Tickets There are Nippori Station, Ueno Station, Narita Airport Station, and Narita Airport Terminal 2 Station

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• The 24-hour pass price is 800 yen (approximately RMB 38) for adults and 400 yen for children

• The content that needs to be rewritten is: 48-hour pass: 1,200 yen for adults (approximately 57 yuan), 600 yen for children

• 72-hour pass: 1,500 yen for adults (currently About 72 yuan), 750 yen for children

##Global Blue statistics show that in October 2023, the total amount of duty-free goods purchased by Chinese inbound tourists in Japan recovered to 25% of the same month before the outbreak of the new crown epidemic in 2019. The average price of duty-free goods purchased by Chinese tourists in Japan was 91,550 yen ( Note on this site: The current price is about 4,376 yuan), an increase of 85% compared with before the new crown epidemic.

"We have high expectations that the number of Skyliner passengers from China will increase more than ever before," said the planning and management manager at Keisei Electric Railway's headquarters. Rewritten content: Keisei Electric Railway Headquarters Planning and Management Manager said: "We have high expectations for the number of Skyliner passengers from China, which is expected to increase than ever before."

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