IZUHAKONE Railway Sunzu Line Tabidasuke 1-Day Pass

Unlimited rides on the Izuhakone Railway Sunzu Line.
1-day unlimited ride ticket "Tabidasuke 1-Day Pass"

Unlimited rides between Mishima Station and Shuzenji Station on the Izuhakone Railway! "1-day unlimited ride ticket Tabidasuke" that you can ride just by showing the screen of your smartphone is now available on mobile! You can buy it anytime, cashless and use it quickly. It's convenient and great deal ticket for visiting sightseeing spots along the Sunzu Line for daily outings.

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Sunzu Line Tabidasuke 1-Day Pass

Adult¥1,100 / Child¥560

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This is an unlimited ride ticket that allows you to get on and off the Sunzu Line (between Mishima Station and Shuzenji Station) for 1-Day, making it for strolling along the line visiting tourist facilities and shopping.

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Ride on the train, show your pass from My Ticket Show the pass when getting off

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Please press 'Use Ticket' before boarding the train. Please go to the ticket gate where the staff is available.If the station is unmanned, please press the intercom near the station ticket gate and show us the screen of your phone. Please shoe the ticket screen to the staff.

Enjoy the Sunzu Line!

IZUHAKONE Railway Sunzu Line

Mishima Taisha Shrine

Nirayama Reverberatory Furnace

Mishima croquette

The Izu Hakone Railway, Sunzu Line is a railroad line that connects Mishima Station in Mishima City, Shizuoka Prefecture to Shuzenji Station in Izu City. Locals call it "Izuppako" a play on the name of the company. There are many sightseeing spots along the railway line, including a spectacular view spot of Mt. Fuji, Mishima Taisha Shrine, Izu Nagaoka Onsen, Nirayama Reverberatory Furnace, and Shuzenji Onsen. It is a local line that is loved by the area as an important means of transportation for local residents along the line.

Mishima Taisha Shrine (about 7 minutes walk from Mishima Tamachi Station) is located in Mishima City, Shizuoka Prefecture, known as the city of water and eels and is one of the most important power spots in Izu. The main shrine of Mishima Taisha is one of the largest in Japan along with Izumo Taisha in Shimane Prefecture! In the Shinrokuen (Deer Park) at the back of the shrine grounds there are many deer that were acquired from the Kasuga Taisha Shrine in Nara to heal worshippers.

The Nirayama Reverberatory Furnace (about 20 minutes walk from Izu Nagaoka Station) is a historic site of a melting furnace that made an iron cannon at the end of the Edo period. It was registered as a World Heritage Site in 2015. There are only two existing reverberatory furnaces in Japan, Nirayama and Hagi, Yamaguchi Prefecture. It is a valuable industrial heritage at the adjacent product building, you can also taste "Bread Ancestor's Bread" which is the first bread reproduced in Japan and is a popular souvenir.

Shuzenji Onsen (about 8 minutes by bus from Shuzenji Station) is a famous onsen in Naka-Izu. The oldest onsen village on the Izu Peninsula in Shuzenji which is famous for bamboo grove. It has been selected as one of 100 best onsen in Japan. In addition to the inns loved by writers such as Edogawa Rampo, there are also footbaths where you can easily stop by and a comfortable Tokko-no-yu along the Katsura River.

As for gourmet, the specialty product "Mishima potato" at the western foot of Hakone is a high-quality potato that is traded at the top price in Japan. "Mishima Croquette" which was born from the local desire to spread the taste, started selling in 2008 and is now appearing in TV dramas. It is famous nationwide as a B-class gourmet in Mishima City.

The idyllic countryside, Mt. Fuji seen from the train window and the onsen town. Let's go on a wonderful trip on the local line "Izuppako" where you can enjoy the atmosphere of Izu!