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Bring ✈️🇯🇵 EP.2: Teach to Buy Welcome Suica Card (IC Card) 📍 Narita T2 Airport

Min brought to visit TokyoJapan 2026 ✈️🇯🇵

EP.2: Teach to Buy Welcome Suica Card (IC Card) 📍 Narita T2 Airport

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✅ teach to buy Welcome Suica Card at the press box Narita Airport T2 by yourself.

✅ paid by coin, bank or credit / travel card.

❤️ red card.

- For tourists

- 28 days service life

- No deposit.

- I can't withdraw my refund. I have to spend it all.

- Buy it at Narita Airport. - Haneda.

💚 green card

- For Japanese / tourists who come often

- 10 years service life

- 500 yen card deposit

- Withdraw refund balance * * *

- Buy at Tokyo / Shinjuku / Ueno Railway Station

✅ both prepaid cards at train stations throughout Tokyo / convenience stores.

Please follow the next episode. EP.3 Min will take you to Narita Sang Temple. 🥰💕🇯🇵

# Japan trip # Japan # welcomesuica # japan 2026 # Teach to buy a suica card

5/27 Edited to

... Read moreหลายคนค้นหา “Welcome Suica” หรือเรียกกันว่า “บัตรไซริว” เพราะอยากได้บัตร IC ไว้ขึ้นรถไฟ/รถบัสในญี่ปุ่นแบบไม่ต้องซื้อตั๋วทุกเที่ยว เรามาแชร์ทริคเพิ่มจากประสบการณ์ตอนซื้อที่สนามบินนาริตะ Terminal 2 (Narita T2) เผื่อช่วยให้ทำได้ไว ไม่หลงหน้าตู้ และเติมเงินได้พอดีใช้งานค่ะ 1) Welcome Suica เหมาะกับใคร และต้องรู้ข้อจำกัดอะไรบ้าง Welcome Suica เป็นบัตรสำหรับนักท่องเที่ยว ใช้งานได้ 28 วัน นับจากวันออกบัตร จุดที่ต้องจำให้ขึ้นใจคือ “ไม่มีค่ามัดจำ” ก็จริง แต่ “ถอนเงินคงเหลือคืนไม่ได้” ดังนั้นก่อนกลับไทยควรเช็กยอดแล้วใช้ให้หมด เช่น เอาไปจ่ายที่ร้านสะดวกซื้อ/ตู้ขายน้ำ/สถานีรถไฟให้พอดี จะได้ไม่เหลือเงินทิ้งไว้ในบัตร 2) เตรียมเงินเท่าไหร่ดี (กันพลาดเรื่องเติมขั้นต่ำ) ที่ตู้จะมีตัวเลือกยอดเติม และโดยทั่วไปมักมีขั้นต่ำในการเติม (เช่น 1,000 เยน) แนะนำสำหรับวันแรกที่ต้องนั่งรถเข้าเมือง+ต่อรถหลายรอบ ให้เริ่มที่ 2,000–3,000 เยนกำลังดี ถ้าแพลนเข้ากรุงโตเกียวแล้วเที่ยวต่อทั้งวัน เติม 5,000 เยนก็สะดวก แต่ถ้าเป็นสายคุมงบ เติมน้อยแล้วค่อยเติมเพิ่มที่สถานีก็ได้ เพราะเติมได้เรื่อยๆ 3) จ่ายเงินแบบไหนได้บ้าง และจุดที่คนมักชะงัก ตู้ที่สนามบินมักรองรับเหรียญ แบงก์ และบางตู้รองรับบัตรเครดิต/Travel Card ด้วย ตอนกดหน้าจอให้เลือกภาษา (Language) ก่อน จะช่วยให้ทำตามขั้นตอนได้เร็ว และอย่าลืมรอรับทั้ง “บัตร” กับ “สลิป/ใบเสร็จ” (บางคนหยิบแต่บัตรแล้วเดินเลย) 4) Welcome Suica vs Suica สีเขียว ต่างกันแบบใช้งานจริง - Welcome Suica (แดง): เหมาะกับทริปสั้น 1–4 สัปดาห์ ไม่ต้องมัดจำ แต่เงินคงเหลือขอคืนไม่ได้ และหมดอายุเร็ว - Suica ปกติ (เขียว): เหมาะกับคนอยู่ยาว/มาญี่ปุ่นบ่อย อายุบัตรนาน (หลายปี) มีมัดจำ 500 เยน และสามารถขอคืนเงินคงเหลือได้ตามเงื่อนไข ถ้าทริปเดียวจบ แนะนำ Welcome Suica เพราะซื้อที่สนามบินได้เลย แต่ถ้าแพลนกลับมาซ้ำๆ การมี Suica สีเขียวจะคล่องตัวกว่า 5) ทริคใช้ให้คุ้มในวันสุดท้าย (กันเงินเหลือ) ก่อนกลับให้เช็กยอดที่ตู้เติมเงินหรือเครื่องตรวจยอดในสถานี แล้วใช้ยอดที่เหลือกับร้านสะดวกซื้อในสนามบิน/สถานี หรือจ่ายค่าเดินทางเที่ยวสุดท้ายให้พอดี วิธีนี้ช่วยลดปัญหาเหลือเศษเงินในบัตร โดยเฉพาะคนที่เติมเผื่อไว้เยอะตั้งแต่วันแรก ถ้าใครกำลังจะบินลงนาริตะ T2 แล้วอยากได้ Welcome Suica ไว้ขึ้น Train เข้าเมือง แนะนำให้ซื้อทันทีที่สนามบินเลยค่ะ ประหยัดเวลาตอนเข้ากรุง และทำให้การต่อรถไฟ/รถบัสลื่นขึ้นมาก

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