IC Card Japan What is it? Do it once. Use the whole trip! 🇯🇵

Go to Japan. Make an IC Card. Life is 300% easier. 🇯🇵✨

Many people call it Suica / PASMO / ICOCA.

But it's actually a "prepaid card" for boarding trains, buses and paying convenience stores!

This time we went to do PASMO and I like it very much because "the name can be engraved on the card" too.

Become a souvenir from Japan. So cute.

What is IC Card?

Is a Japanese prepaid card. Just touch it and pay.

Applicable to:

* Train / Subway / Bus

* 7-11 / FamilyMart / Lawson

* Water dispenser

* Locker deposit

* Multiple restaurants

Very convenient. No tickets needed every time. ✨

🪪 How to make a card

1. Go to major railway stations or airports

2. Find IC Card sales machine

3. Can choose English

4. Top up initial

5. Can receive the card immediately

Most will have a deposit of about ¥500 and top up the initial money into the card (Japan Rail Pass -).

✨ our favorite spot.

Some models can also "engrave the name" on the card!

Is very personalized

Who likes to collect things from Japan, must do 🫶

💴 How to top up?

Very easy

* Fill in the station cabinet

* Fill at 7-11 / Lawson / FamilyMart

* Some points have all English

How to fill:

1. Place the card on the machine

2. Press Charge / Top up

3. Choose the amount

4. Put cash

Done! ✨

Most cards top up to around ¥20,000 (Japan Suki).

📱 And how to use it?

Just touch the train door in and out.

Money is automatically deducted.

It's so convenient that I don't want to use coins again. 😂

Anyone who has plans to go to Japan is recommended to do it from the first day.

Life is actually easier. 🇯🇵✨

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