Nagoya is a vibrant city full of historic sites, modern attractions, and culinary gems—and the best way to explore it all? Public transit. The city’s subway and bus network is clean, reliable, and easy to navigate.
If you’re planning a day of sightseeing, investing in a one-day pass can save you both time and money. Here’s your quick guide to the best-value transit passes in town.
Which Day Pass Is Right for You?
Bus & Subway Day Pass
Unlimited rides on all buses and subway lines for one full day.
・¥870 (Adults) / ¥430 (Children)
・Great for full-day city exploration
Donichi Eco Ticket
Same benefits, but only valid on weekends, national holidays, and the 8th of each month (Nagoya’s Environmental Day).
・¥620 (Adults) / ¥310 (Children)
・Ideal for weekend getaways
Bus-Only Day Pass
Unlimited city bus rides for one calendar day.
・¥620 (Adults) / ¥310 (Children)
・Perfect if you’re sticking to the bus network
24-Hour Subway Pass
Unlimited subway rides for 24 hours from the time of first use.
¥760 (Adults) / ¥380 (Children)
Great for late arrivals or overnight stays
Where to Buy
You can purchase these passes at:
- Subway ticket machines
- Station service counters
- You can buy all passes on city buses, except the 24-Hour Subway Pass.
More Than Just a Transit Pass
Show your valid day pass at participating attractions, restaurants, and shops across Nagoya and receive perks like:
・Discounted admission to Nagoya Castle, zoo, aquarium, and more
・Free gifts or small discounts at selected eateries and stores
▶ Full list of offers (in Japanese)
Why It’s Worth It
・Just 3–4 rides usually make the pass pay for itself
・No need to calculate fares or buy individual tickets
・Extra savings with bonus perks at tourist spots
Explore more. Spend less. Ride smart in Nagoya.
