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Hanshin Electric Railway launches convenient tickets for visiting Ise Jingu Shrine. One-day unlimited ride tickets for use along Kintetsu Railway lines are also available.

Posted on November 7, 2022 by News Admin

Hanshin Electric Railway (Hanshin Electric Railway Co., Ltd.) will release Hanshin’s version of “Ise Shrine Hatsumode Discount Ticket” and “Hanshin/Kintetsu 1-day Ticket” to enjoy Hatsumode and Hatsumode travel along Hanshin and Kintetsu lines.

The Ise Jingu Hatsumode Discount Ticket is a convenient ticket for visiting Ise Jingu Shrine from the Hanshin area. The ticket includes a free-ride ticket for all Hanshin lines (except Kobe Kosoku Line), a round-trip ticket and round-trip express ticket exchange ticket for the Kintetsu Line from Osaka Namba Station to the free section (between Matsuzaka Station and Kenshima Station), a free section ticket, two free section express ticket exchange tickets and discount offers at tourist facilities. The fare is 5800 yen for adults and 2900 yen for children, which is more economical than a regular round-trip ticket. After visiting Ise Jingu Shrine, you can also enjoy sightseeing in Toba and Shima.

The Hanshin/Kintetsu New Year 1-day Ticket is a ticket that can be used for New Year’s visits along both the Hanshin and Kintetsu lines. In addition to unlimited rides on all Hanshin lines, the Kintetsu Nara Line (between Osaka Namba and Kintetsu Nara Station), and the Ikoma Cable (between Torii-mae and Hozanji Stations) for one day, the ticket includes a voucher for a “prayer offering” at one of Nishinomiya Shrine (Nishinomiya Ebisu), Ikuta Shrine, Minatogawa Shrine (Kusunokou-san) or Osada Shrine, and a ticket for a “omikuji (a sacred object for the god)” at one of Kasuga Taisha Shrine, Ikoma Shoten (Hozanji) Shrine, Ishikiri Tsurugi ya Shrine, or Hiraoka Shrine. The set includes an omikuji exchange ticket for one of the following shrines: Kasuga Taisha, Ikoma Shoten (Hozanji), Ishikiri Tsurugiya Shrine, Hiraoka Shrine, or Hiraoka Shrine. The price is 1,600 yen for adults. There is no child price.

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