"A Suica card works as the standard prepaid Suica card (with user's name available on it) which can be used to ride trains in the place of paper tickets, or it can become the Suica commuter pass ...

Pasmo and Suica are the two main IC transport cards used in Tokyo. These reloadable cards are convenient, not just for trains and buses, but also for paying at participating stores and restaurants.

U.S. troops and other commuters in Japan will soon be able to purchase unregistered Suica and Pasmo smart cards again, following a nearly two-year pause due to a global semiconductor shortage.

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While ordinary Suica cards were unavailable, Welcome Suica IC cards, valid for 28 days for foreigners visiting Japan, were issued in limited quantities at Narita and Haneda international airports.

Tap on your Suica card. Toggle on Express Transit Card and select Suica. Bonus: Your phone doesn’t even need to be unlocked—or fully powered on (within limits).

Whereas travelers have a 28-day window to use a physical Suica card, the app’s 180-day timeframe gives long-term visitors more leeway. Travelers should know that depending on their home country ...

This means that a Suica card (or its mobile version) can also be used transparently and seamlessly on the local transport network in Nagoya or Osaka. IC Cards in practical use.

Welcome Suica cards, which are designated for short-term foreign tourists and expire after 28 days, will continue to be available at airports and train stations.

The company aims to enhance the IC card's features and expand the Suica economic zone as part of its growth strategy. Related News. Tap-and-go credit card pay system spreads to train stations.