24 hours
Use one continuous sightseeing window
Choose this when your covered subway travel fits within 24 hours from the first gate entry.
Adult ¥1,000 · Child ¥500Tokyo Subway Ticket duration
Direct answer
Choose the shortest Tokyo Subway Ticket that covers your continuous block of Tokyo Metro and Toei Subway travel. Each ticket runs for 24, 48, or 72 hours from first use—not by calendar day—and does not cover JR or private railway trips.
24 hours
Choose this when your covered subway travel fits within 24 hours from the first gate entry.
Adult ¥1,000 · Child ¥50048 hours
Choose this when both days rely mainly on Tokyo Metro and Toei Subway lines.
Adult ¥1,500 · Child ¥75072 hours
Choose this when the same covered network remains useful across the full 72-hour window.
Adult ¥2,000 · Child ¥1,000Start time matters: every option begins at first use. A late first entry can still work when the remaining 24, 48, or 72 hours match your plans, but calendar dates alone do not define the ticket window.
Before choosing a duration
JR lines, private railways and buses are outside the Tokyo Subway Ticket and need a separate ticket or IC card payment.
The ticket is offered to overseas visitors and qualifying domestic visitors who live outside Tokyo, Kanagawa, Saitama, Chiba, Ibaraki, Tochigi, Gunma and Yamanashi.
Tokyo Metro IC fares change with distance, so the same number of rides can produce different totals. Add the fares for the covered trips you expect to take.
Use your own route fares
Enter your expected covered subway fares in the TripWorth comparison tool. It compares the matching 24, 48 or 72-hour ticket with pay-as-you-go IC card travel without assuming one average fare.
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Prices and conditions reviewed August 22, 2026. Check the current product details before paying because sales locations and ticket formats can change.
Before you travel
Not necessarily. It remains valid for 72 continuous hours from first use, so it can cross calendar dates without being tied to three separate calendar days.
No. Tokyo Subway Tickets cover Tokyo Metro and Toei Subway lines; JR and private railway trips need a separate fare or IC card payment.