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Odakyu Converts the Value-Priced “One-Day All-Line Free Ticket” into Electronic Tickets. Tickets can be purchased and boarded with a smartphone.

Posted on April 28, 2026 by Editor in Chief

On May 1, Odakyu Electric Railway will release “Digital 1-day All-Line Free Ticket,” which can be purchased and used with a smartphone. The price is 2,000 yen for adults and 1,000 yen for children. The tickets will be available through the company’s “EMot” application and “EMot Online Ticket” website.

This is a digitalized version of the “One-day All-Line Free Ticket,” which is sold as a paper ticket, and can be purchased at any time and any place. The ticket allows unlimited rides on all Odakyu Line lines (Shinjuku-Odawara/Katase-Enoshima/Karakida) for one day, and can be used for one-day sightseeing, leisure, shopping, and excursions to events along the line.

On the day of use, simply display the 2D code of the electronic ticket on your smartphone and hold it over the reader installed at some of the automatic ticket gates at all Odakyu Line stations. One smartphone is required for each person to use the system, but it is possible for one person to purchase multiple tickets on behalf of another person and transfer them to another smartphone.

Paper “1-day All-Line Free Ticket” (same price as the digital ticket version) will continue to be available at ticket vending machines and ticket counters at Odakyu Line stations and Odakyu Travel Center.

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