Win a Golden Ticket with JRPass.com this July

Every week in July, we’re giving one lucky person the chance to win a Golden Ticket. Find out more below.

Intro

This July, we’re running a special competition for our customers and a chance to win a Golden Ticket each and every week. Everyone knows that a Japan Rail Pass is the best and most cost effective way to explore the length and breadth of Japan with unlimited travel on the country’s world-leading domestic rail network. But did you know that there’s something even better than this? Travelling to Japan with a free Japan Rail Pass! That’s right. If you find a Golden Ticket in your basket when you order a rail pass from us then you’ll get a full refund, which essentially means a free ticket. It gets even better too - we’re not just doing this as a one-off; we’re giving away one golden ticket to a customer every single week for the month of July so get ordering asap and find that golden ticket today!

How to Win a Golden Ticket

It’s simple to enter our new competition. Just follow these steps and you’ll be in it to win it.

1. Purchase your Japan Rail Pass on our website anytime during July.

2. Look out for the Golden Ticket: One lucky winner will find a Golden Ticket in their purchase each week.

3. Claim your prize by contacting us and receive a full refund for your Japan Rail Pass order courtesy of us - JRPass.com.

4. Travel to Japan with your Japan Rail Pass and have the time of your life!

It couldn't be easier! Want an additional chance to win? Share our social media posts on your story and tag us for an extra chance at winning.

What is the JR Pass?

Your ticket for all of Japan. Freedom and Unlimited travel over the Japanese rail network.

One ticket for all of Japan
Travel on the high speed bullet trains
Free seat reservations - secure your seating
Great value and amazing savings

Why buy a Japan Rail Pass?

The Japan Rail Pass provides unlimited travel on the entire national JR network, including the high speed bullet train lines. Travel at your own pace with unlimited freedom to explore Japan.

How to use the JR Pass?

Reserve a seat free of charge or just hop on, the choice is yours.

Who is eligible for a Japan Rail Pass?

In short, anyone who enters Japan under a 14 or 90 day tourist visa. For full details, see our eligibility page.

How long does delivery of a JR Pass take?

It depends on the country. We dispatch within 1 business day to the UK, US, Canada, Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, Sweden and more. For a full list of countries see: www.jrpass.com/delivery

How can I order a Japan Rail Pass?

Simply click here to get started and keep your eyes peeled for that Golden Ticket!

What should I order with my JR Pass?

Once you’ve ordered your JR Pass and you’re waiting to see if you’re one of the lucky few to have won a Golden Ticket, you may also want to consider the other services we provide, each of which have been carefully selected to ensure you have the best possible time in Japan. These include:

Meet and Greet

We take care of you, from the moment that you arrive in Japan.

Get the best possible start of your Japan trip with our Meet and Greet service. We'll be waiting for you right after arrivals, help you exchange the Japan Rail Pass, take care of any business you might have at the airport and personally escort you to your onward method of transport. With our Meet and Greet service, you don't have to worry about the language barrier and is ideal for families traveling together, first time visitors to Japan and business travelers.

Pocket Wifi

With Pocket WiFi in Japan, you get constant access to the internet with high speed unlimited data. Also check out our newly launched Unlimited Data SIM cards. Find out more here.

Regional Passes

Great options for visiting specific areas of Japan. Get an instant quote here.

Bonus Recommendations

We’ve written numerous articles about the benefits and hidden perks of the Japan Rail Pass and why it’s such a great choice for savvy travellers. Here are a few suggestions for further reading: