青春18車票~一日2300円全日本JR普通列車任你搭~
這年頭感情全是走私貨
大家好。我是新手。
想問問如果想用青春18由東京到四國是否可行？
路線可以什樣走呢？
謝謝。
想問問如果想用青春18由東京到四國是否可行？
路線可以什樣走呢？
謝謝。
我不會發光但我會爆炸
大家好。我是新手。
想問問如果想用青春18由東京到四國是否可行？
路線可以什樣走呢？
謝謝。
天下事沒什麼不可行的，只是這樣做有沒有好處而已
青春18只能搭普通車
所以假設是東京到四國高松(等於是四國門口而已)
早上04:55東京出發，傍晚17:39可到達高松，要換10次車
整天都在車上慢慢搖，下車就是趕著換月台找下一班車
http://www.ekikara.jp/cgi-bin/route.cgi?incode=13101011&intext=%93%8C%8B%9E&outcode=37201011&outtext=%8D%82%8F%BC&month=200707&day=15&hour=4&min=0&arrive=&way=&max=5&sort=&half=on&cut=on&direct=on&x=44&y=13
想問問如果想用青春18由東京到四國是否可行？
路線可以什樣走呢？
謝謝。
天下事沒什麼不可行的，只是這樣做有沒有好處而已
青春18只能搭普通車
所以假設是東京到四國高松(等於是四國門口而已)
早上04:55東京出發，傍晚17:39可到達高松，要換10次車
整天都在車上慢慢搖，下車就是趕著換月台找下一班車
http://www.ekikara.jp/cgi-bin/route.cgi?incode=13101011&intext=%93%8C%8B%9E&outcode=37201011&outtext=%8D%82%8F%BC&month=200707&day=15&hour=4&min=0&arrive=&way=&max=5&sort=&half=on&cut=on&direct=on&x=44&y=13
香蕉你個不娜娜
大家好。我是新手。
想問問如果想用青春18由東京到四國是否可行？
路線可以什樣走呢？
謝謝。
天下事沒什麼不可行的，只是這樣做有沒有好處而已
青春18只能搭普通車
所以假設是東京到四國高松(等於是四國門口而已)
早上04:55東京出發，傍晚17:39可到達高松，要換10次車
整天都在車上慢慢搖，下車就是趕著換月台找下一班車
http://www.ekikara.jp/cgi-bin/route.cgi?incode=13101011&intext=%93%8C%8B%9E&outcode=37201011&outtext=%8D%82%8F%BC&month=200707&day=15&hour=4&min=0&arrive=&way=&max=5&sort=&half=on&cut=on&direct=on&x=44&y=13
謝謝chiccohuang。
想問問如果想用青春18由東京到四國是否可行？
路線可以什樣走呢？
謝謝。
天下事沒什麼不可行的，只是這樣做有沒有好處而已
青春18只能搭普通車
所以假設是東京到四國高松(等於是四國門口而已)
早上04:55東京出發，傍晚17:39可到達高松，要換10次車
整天都在車上慢慢搖，下車就是趕著換月台找下一班車
http://www.ekikara.jp/cgi-bin/route.cgi?incode=13101011&intext=%93%8C%8B%9E&outcode=37201011&outtext=%8D%82%8F%BC&month=200707&day=15&hour=4&min=0&arrive=&way=&max=5&sort=&half=on&cut=on&direct=on&x=44&y=13
謝謝chiccohuang。
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The Seishun Juhachi Kippu, meaning something like "Youthful 18 Ticket", is a seasonally available railway ticket, which gives you five days of unlimited, nationwide travel on local and rapid JR (Japan Railways) trains for only 11,500 Yen, or 2,300 Yen per day!
Availability
The Seishun 18 Kippu is only available three times a year during school holiday seasons, as shown in the table below:
Next availability:
Period Valid On Sale
Summer 2007 July 20 to September 10 July 1 to August 31
Usual availability (subject to change):
Period Valid On Sale
Spring March 1 to April 10 February 20 to March 31
Summer July 20 to September 10 July 1 to August 31
Winter December 10 to January 20 December 1 to January 10
Eligibility
Despite its name, the Seishun 18 Kippu can be used by people of any age. It is available to foreign tourists as well as Japanese nationals and foreign residents of Japan. However, there is no child fare.
Usage
Where is it sold?
The Seishun 18 Kippu can be bought at most JR stations across Japan. Consult the table above for the dates during which the ticket is on sale.
How does the ticket look like?
The ticket is one small card with five fields to be stamped on each day it is being used.
Can it be shared?
The Seishun 18 Kippu is a non-personal, transferable ticket, meaning that it can be used either by one person on five days or be shared by up to five different people. When sharing one ticket as a group, you always need to travel together, and each person uses up one of the ticket's five days of validity. Some examples on how the ticket can be used are listed below:
1 person uses it on 5 days (it can be a different person each day)
2 people share it on 2 days, and 1 person uses it on 1 day
2 people share it on 1 day, and 1 person uses it on 3 days
3 people share it on 1 day, and 2 people share it on 1 day
5 people share it on 1 day
etc.
How to use it?
You cannot use automatic gates with the Seishun 18 Kippu. Instead, you have to pass through the manned gates and show the ticket to the station staff. At the beginning of each day's usage, the station staff will stamp one of the five fields with a stamp showing the current date. If you travel in a group, one field will be stamped for each member in your group.
When is it valid?
The ticket is valid on five days during the period of validity (see table above). The five days do not need to be consecutive days. One day is defined as from midnight to midnight, except in the Tokyo and Osaka areas where the ticket is valid until the last train. In all other areas, when you are on board of a train at midnight, the ticket is valid up to the first station reached after midnight.
Which trains can be used?
The ticket is valid only on local trains (futsudensha/kakuekiteisha) and rapid trains (kaisoku), operated by the Japan Railways (JR). It cannot be used on express (kyuko), limited express (tokkyu) and bullet trains (shinkansen).
Is it valid on night trains?
Most night trains are classified as either express or limited express and cannot be used with the Seishun 18 Kippu. There are, however, a few night trains which are classified rapid trains (kaisoku) and can be used with the ticket. They are very popular among Seishun 18 users, because they allow you to maximize the distance traveled during a 24 hour period. Some of those kaisoku night trains are:
Moonlight Nagara: Tokyo - Nagoya - Ogaki (daily)
Moonlight Echigo: Shinjuku - Niigata (daily)
Moonlight Kyushu: Shin-Osaka - Hakata (on selected days)
Moonlight Matsuyama: Kyoto - Matsuyama (on selected days)
Moonlight Kochi: Kyoto - Kochi (on selected days)
Is it valid on non-JR trains?
The ticket can be used only on trains operated by the Japan Railways (JR). (Note that there are a small number of JR trains which partially use the tracks of a different railway company. An additional fee has to be paid on such trains.)
Travel Tips and Timetable Examples
Traveling by local trains is naturally much slower than by shinkansen or limited express. From Tokyo, for example, it takes roughly nine hours and typically one to four transfers of trains to reach Kyoto. (With the shinkansen it takes less than three hours, but the ticket costs more than five times as much.)
On major lines, such as the Tokaido Line and the Sanyo Line, local train service is so frequent that you could actually "survive" without preparing a prior itinerary, but on many other lines, local service is infrequent and connections inconvenient. Therefore, it is highly recommended to create an itinerary in advance by studying the timetables.
Availability
The Seishun 18 Kippu is only available three times a year during school holiday seasons, as shown in the table below:
Next availability:
Period Valid On Sale
Summer 2007 July 20 to September 10 July 1 to August 31
Usual availability (subject to change):
Period Valid On Sale
Spring March 1 to April 10 February 20 to March 31
Summer July 20 to September 10 July 1 to August 31
Winter December 10 to January 20 December 1 to January 10
Eligibility
Despite its name, the Seishun 18 Kippu can be used by people of any age. It is available to foreign tourists as well as Japanese nationals and foreign residents of Japan. However, there is no child fare.
Usage
Where is it sold?
The Seishun 18 Kippu can be bought at most JR stations across Japan. Consult the table above for the dates during which the ticket is on sale.
How does the ticket look like?
The ticket is one small card with five fields to be stamped on each day it is being used.
Can it be shared?
The Seishun 18 Kippu is a non-personal, transferable ticket, meaning that it can be used either by one person on five days or be shared by up to five different people. When sharing one ticket as a group, you always need to travel together, and each person uses up one of the ticket's five days of validity. Some examples on how the ticket can be used are listed below:
1 person uses it on 5 days (it can be a different person each day)
2 people share it on 2 days, and 1 person uses it on 1 day
2 people share it on 1 day, and 1 person uses it on 3 days
3 people share it on 1 day, and 2 people share it on 1 day
5 people share it on 1 day
etc.
How to use it?
You cannot use automatic gates with the Seishun 18 Kippu. Instead, you have to pass through the manned gates and show the ticket to the station staff. At the beginning of each day's usage, the station staff will stamp one of the five fields with a stamp showing the current date. If you travel in a group, one field will be stamped for each member in your group.
When is it valid?
The ticket is valid on five days during the period of validity (see table above). The five days do not need to be consecutive days. One day is defined as from midnight to midnight, except in the Tokyo and Osaka areas where the ticket is valid until the last train. In all other areas, when you are on board of a train at midnight, the ticket is valid up to the first station reached after midnight.
Which trains can be used?
The ticket is valid only on local trains (futsudensha/kakuekiteisha) and rapid trains (kaisoku), operated by the Japan Railways (JR). It cannot be used on express (kyuko), limited express (tokkyu) and bullet trains (shinkansen).
Is it valid on night trains?
Most night trains are classified as either express or limited express and cannot be used with the Seishun 18 Kippu. There are, however, a few night trains which are classified rapid trains (kaisoku) and can be used with the ticket. They are very popular among Seishun 18 users, because they allow you to maximize the distance traveled during a 24 hour period. Some of those kaisoku night trains are:
Moonlight Nagara: Tokyo - Nagoya - Ogaki (daily)
Moonlight Echigo: Shinjuku - Niigata (daily)
Moonlight Kyushu: Shin-Osaka - Hakata (on selected days)
Moonlight Matsuyama: Kyoto - Matsuyama (on selected days)
Moonlight Kochi: Kyoto - Kochi (on selected days)
Is it valid on non-JR trains?
The ticket can be used only on trains operated by the Japan Railways (JR). (Note that there are a small number of JR trains which partially use the tracks of a different railway company. An additional fee has to be paid on such trains.)
Travel Tips and Timetable Examples
Traveling by local trains is naturally much slower than by shinkansen or limited express. From Tokyo, for example, it takes roughly nine hours and typically one to four transfers of trains to reach Kyoto. (With the shinkansen it takes less than three hours, but the ticket costs more than five times as much.)
On major lines, such as the Tokaido Line and the Sanyo Line, local train service is so frequent that you could actually "survive" without preparing a prior itinerary, but on many other lines, local service is infrequent and connections inconvenient. Therefore, it is highly recommended to create an itinerary in advance by studying the timetables.
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請教
7月22日有夜車從京都出發的嗎？應在那１站上車才可以只用ｌ天的青春18呢？
看到有網友也說沒買到措定席會不能上車嗎？會允許在車上站１夜嗎？
京都到東京應訂那１段的指定席位呢？
爬文只看到柬京橫濱到大垣京都,却無京都到柬京的....？
感謝了！ (L) :-)
7月22日有夜車從京都出發的嗎？應在那１站上車才可以只用ｌ天的青春18呢？
看到有網友也說沒買到措定席會不能上車嗎？會允許在車上站１夜嗎？
京都到東京應訂那１段的指定席位呢？
爬文只看到柬京橫濱到大垣京都,却無京都到柬京的....？
感謝了！ (L) :-)
你是我所有的夢
青春18搭夜車很有限的幾條，日本學生搶光光，搶不贏他們的，幾條路線參考前幾篇，下列網站有詳細的夜車圖表和使用限制！
http://www.japan-guide.com/e/e2356.html
http://www.japan-guide.com/e/e2356.html
吢丕
青春18搭夜車很有限的幾條，日本學生搶光光，搶不贏他們的，幾條路線參考前幾篇，下列網站有詳細的夜車圖表和使用限制！
http://www.japan-guide.com/e/e2356.html
所以夜車一定沒位子了？１個月前的當天一大早去JR排隊也不行囉？担心的是要訂位也只能把地名寫在纸條上了. 或到了日本再問櫃台上會英文的？
7月22左右有人要用青春18同行到東京的嗎？日夜車均行,我們行李不多,全留在京都了！
http://www.japan-guide.com/e/e2356.html
所以夜車一定沒位子了？１個月前的當天一大早去JR排隊也不行囉？担心的是要訂位也只能把地名寫在纸條上了. 或到了日本再問櫃台上會英文的？
7月22左右有人要用青春18同行到東京的嗎？日夜車均行,我們行李不多,全留在京都了！
萊茵河畔的蓉
京都21:30→22:22米原22:33→23:04大垣23:19→5:05東京
京都5:48→6:54米原7:10→7:43大垣7:56→9:29豊橋9:32→10:06浜松10:11→10:57島田11:07→12:50熱海13:00→14:36東京
看来, 京都到東京只能搭日車或用2日券了,是嗎？
:-)
京都5:48→6:54米原7:10→7:43大垣7:56→9:29豊橋9:32→10:06浜松10:11→10:57島田11:07→12:50熱海13:00→14:36東京
看来, 京都到東京只能搭日車或用2日券了,是嗎？
:-)
我以為沒了我你會慌
青春18只能搭普通和快速兩種，急行、特急以上都不行，能搭的夜車只有ogaki-tokyo那班moonlight nagara，只有坐位，很熱門不好劃位，試試看吧！
作業和考卷私奔吧
請問青春18可以從京都到高山嗎？しらさぎ2号,ひだ1号 是不能搭的快車嗎？
謝謝！
謝謝！