All Shikoku Rail Pass

About

This pass allows unlimited use of JR trains and Kotoden, Iyotetsu, Tosaden, Tosa Kuroshio Railway, and Asa Kaigan Railway trains and trams for several consecutive days around Shikoku. It also allows using some ferries to Shodoshima and buses on the island. Main cities: Takamatsu, Tokushima, Kochi, Imabari, Matsuyama, Uwajima, and Kubokawa Map.

All Shikoku Pass Coverage

• Non-reserved seats in regular cars on limited express, rapid, and local trains on all JR Shikoku lines and all Tosa Kuroshio Railway lines
• All Asa Kaigan Railway lines, all lyo Railway lines, all Takamatsu-Kotohira Electric Railroad lines, and all Tosaden Kotsu lines
• Shodoshima Ferry passage between Takamatsu and Tonosho
• Shodoshima Olive Bus Line

Routes and ferries not covered

• Sunrise Seto or Botchan Train
• Shodoshima Ferry express services or routes other than between Takamatsu and Tonosho
• Bus routes other than the Shodoshima Olive Bus
• Pass north of Kojima Station (towards Okayama Station)
• To travel to and from areas outside the pass's covered area, you must purchase a ticket for the section not covered by the pass.

How to use the All Shikoku Rail Pass?

• Exchange your voucher for tickets at the office
• Exchange location: Takamatsu Station, Matsuyama Station, Tokushima Station, Kochi Station, Kotohira Station, JR Shikoku Tour Branches (JR Shikoku Travel Center), JR Shikoku Tour Umeda Branch, Nippon Travel Agency TiS Okayama
• When passing through a ticket gate or when you are asked to show your ticket on the train, please show the front of the ticket to the station staff.

Important information

• Ticket vouchers are valid for 3months from the date of purchase.
• The child pass rate applies to children ages 6-11 on the date the voucher is issued.

Must visit destinations

• Takamatsu（Kagawa）– Ritsurin Garden with its mirror-still ponds, pine trees twisting like calligraphy strokes, and ferries drifting toward the art-filled islands of the Seto Inland Sea.
• Tokushima – summer nights alive with Awa Odori dancers, blue rivers slicing through gorges, and mountain roads curling toward hidden temples.
• Kochi – a castle rising above the city, Sunday markets spilling with citrus and fresh seafood, and sunsets melting into the Pacific horizon.
• Imabari（Ehime）– bridges leaping across island to island, salty breezes on the Shimanami Kaido cycling route, and quiet beaches where the sea glitters like glass.