Admission pass for 39 cultural facilities in Tokyo + Unlimited subway rides!
New inbound service "THE TOKYO PASS"
available for purchase starting September 5, 2022

September 1, 2022
THE TOKYO PASS -Culture Project
THE TOKYO PASS -Culture Project, consisting of TANSEISHA Co., Ltd. (Minato-ku, Tokyo,President: Takashi Takahashi), Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture(Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Chairperson: Hisashi Hieda), Tokyo Convention & Visitors Bureau(Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, Chairperson: Shingo Kaneko), and JTB Corp. (Headquarters: Shinagawaku, Tokyo; President and CEO: Eijiro Yamakita), is proud to launch "THE TOKYO PASS Culture Project“ (hereinafter referred to as "this service"), a new service for foreigners visiting
Japan to make cultural tourism in Tokyo more pleasant and enriching. Sales will begin on its
official website starting September 5, following a demonstration experiment for foreign residents
in Japan.

This service is designed to enhance the cultural tourism experience of foreign visitors to Tokyo.
The pass includes admissions to 39 public and private museums, art museums, gardens, zoos,aquariums, botanical gardens and other cultural facilities. A Tokyo Subway Ticket, which offers
unlimited rides on all Tokyo subways, can be purchased as an added option, making it possible
to tour Tokyo's cultural facilities in comfort. Users can purchase the pass and enter facilities via

THE TOKYO PASS app thanks to an easy admission system using online pre-payment anddeveloped in cooperation with the participating facilities.
You can enter participating facilities safely and smoothly through a cashless and touchlessprocess. Within the app, users can learn more about Tokyo neighborhood and their uniqueculture through curated area guides, and meet the people rooted in the various areas aroundeach cultural facility. Through these area guides, users are provided with a rich cultural tourism
experience that includes going to and returning from Tokyo’s multiple cultural facilities.
How to use THE TOKYO PASS:

THE TOKYO PASS Service Overview
Title

THE TOKYO PASS -Culture (abbr.: THE TOKYO PASS)

Product
structure2-, 3-, and 5-day passes*
Tokyo Subway Ticket***Admission to participating facilities during the period: Once entry per facility**Tokyo Subway Ticket can be purchased in accordance with the duration of the Pass.

Products andprices

2-day pass: ¥6,800, 3-day pass: ¥8,000, 5-day pass: ¥10,300
2-day pass can be purchased with a 48-hour Tokyo Subway Ticket* for anadditional ¥1,200.
3-day pass can be purchased with a 72-hour Tokyo Subway Ticket* for anadditional ¥1,500.
The 5-day pass can be purchased with 48-hour and 72-hour Tokyo Subway
tickets for an additional ¥2,700.
*The Tokyo Subway ticket can only be added when purchasing THE TOKYO PASS. It can,however, be activated at any time during the period the pass is valid.
The fee structure is the same regardless of age or other factors.

Where to buy

Official website: www.mytokyopass.com

Eligible users

Limited to holders of credit card issued overseas or those who canmake PayPal payments outside of Japan.

How to use

After purchasing the pass, please download THE TOKYO PASS
application (iOS/Android compatible).
For details, please refer to the reference material "How to use THE TOKYO PASS".

Supportedlanguages

English, Chinese (traditional/simplified), Korean

Participating
facilities

Museums
TOKYO NATIONAL MUSEUM, National Museum of Nature and Science,
Institute for Nature Study,
Miraikan (The National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation),EDO-TOKYO MUSEUM*, Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum,
Meiji Jingu Museum, The Japanese Sword Museum,
Meiji Memorial Picture Gallery.
Art Museums
The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo,
TOKYO METROPOLITAN ART MUSEUM**, Mitsui Memorial Museum,
TOKYO METROPOLITAN TEIEN ART MUSEUM, Suntory Museum of Art,
MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART TOKYO,
Mitsubishi Ichigokan Museum***,TOKYO PHOTOGRAPHIC ART MUSEUM, Yamatane Museum of Art****,THE SUMIDA HOKUSAI MUSEUM, THE SHOTO MUSEUM OF ART,MORI ART MUSEUM, 21_21 DESIGN SIGHT,CHIHIRO ART MUSEUM TOKYO.
Parks and Gardens
Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, Hamarikyu Gardens,
Kyu-Shibarikyu Gardens, Koishikawa Korakuen Gardens,
Rikugien Gardens, Kyu-Iwasaki-tei Gardens, Mukojima-Hyakkaen Gardens,
Kiyosumi Gardens, Kyu-Furukawa Gardens, Tonogayato Gardens,
Jindai Botanical Gardens, Yumenoshima Tropical Greenhouse Dome.
Zoos and Aquariums
Ueno Zoological Gardens, Tokyo Sea Life Park, Inokashira Park Zoo,
Tama Zoological Park.
*The EDO-TOKYO MUSEUM will be closed from April 1, 2022, to the end of FY2025(tentative) for major renovation work. It plans to participate after it reopens.
**The TOKYO METROPOLITAN ART MUSEUM is scheduled to participate in the programfrom November 2022.
***The Mitsubishi Ichigokan Museum is scheduled to participate in the program from October
29, 2022.
****The Yamatane Museum of Art is scheduled to participate in the program from October 6,2022.
Please note some exhibitions may not be eligible for the pass depending on their content,
and that a museum's participation in the program may change based on the developments ofthe Covid-19 pandemic in Japan.

Planning andmanagement

THE TOKYO PASS -Culture Project
Member companies and organizations: TANSEISHA Co., Ltd., Tokyo
Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture, Tokyo Convention &Visitors Bureau, JTB Corp.

SpecialsponsorshipTokyo Metro Co., Ltd.

In cooperation
withTokyo Metropolitan Government

About "THE TOKYO PASS -Culture Project”
In 2019, when the number of foreign visitors to Tokyo exceeded 15 million, a preparatorycommittee was formed to create a better cultural tourism experience for inbound travelers. TheTokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture, which operates museums and art
museums managed by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, and Tanseisha, which creates andmanages exhibition facilities at museums and art museums nationwide, compiled issues andrequests from cultural facilities regarding the acceptance of inbound tourists, and The Tokyo
Convention & Visitors Bureau, which is well versed in inbound tourism in Tokyo, and JTB, which
has extensive experience in the planning and operation of tourist services, made proposals on
issues related to the use and operation of the facilities and how to improve the end users’convenience. The project is being promoted as a joint project under a four-party projectagreement since September 2020.

TANSEISHA Co., Ltd.: General service production and office management
As professionals in creating spaces for imagination to grow, we at Tanseisha provide solutions
for commercial spaces such as retail establishments, cultural spaces such as museums,exhibitions and event spaces, and many more environments for various social interaction. From
research and planning, all the way to design, construction, and spatial direction using digitaltechnology and operations, we offer full support throughout the whole creative process.
Location: 19F Shinagawa Season Terrace, 1-2-70 Konan, Minato-ku, Tokyo (Head Office)Establishment: October 1946
Website: www.tanseisha.co.jp/en

Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture: Cultural Planning Cooperation
The Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture is charged with managing thecultural initiatives and assets of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government. They provide support andessential infrastructure for arts and culture to 12 facilities in the capital, thereby working to fostera thriving artistic and cultural scene in Tokyo and pass down the history and culture of Edo andTokyo. These activities ensure the preservation, use, and enjoyment of artworks and historicalmaterials; the encouragement, cultivation, and wider education of musical and performing arts;and the infrastructure for and promotion of arts and culture.
Location: 8F Kudan First Place, 4-1-28, Kudankita, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
Establishment: December 1982
Website: www.rekibun.or.jp/en

Tokyo Convention & Visitors Bureau: Public Relations and Planning Cooperation
Tokyo Convention & Visitors Bureau is the official destination marketing and management
organization for Tokyo. The goal is to build economic prosperity and support community
development through tourism. TCVB effectively markets the city and communicates the ever-evolving image of Tokyo to global audiences with the aim of attracting visitors and businessevents. This is achieved through the coordinated group efforts of community, partners, and staff
working together.
Location: 6F Nisshin Building, 346-6 Yamabuki-cho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo
Established: October 2003
Website: www.tcvb.or.jp/en/JTB Corp.: Administrative support for services and sales support
JTB's core mission is “Bringing people, places and possibilities”, with a strong network that
extends across the country. Leveraging this network, JTB creates human, logistical andcommercial flows that expands various connections to help solve the problems of local
communities and tourism businesses. JTB strives to create new value through the digital andhuman touch, bringing new innovations to the regions across the country and connecting people
to people, places, things - and possibilities together.
Location: 2-3-11 Higashi-Shinagawa, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo (Head Office)Established: November 1963 (Founded: March 1912)
Website: www.jtbcorp.jp/en/

For inquiries about the release: sales@mytokyopass.com
The information in this press release is current as of the date of publication. Please note that theinformation is subject to change without prior notice.

How to Use THE TOKYO PASS

1. Purchasing anddownloading THE TOKYOPASS app

2. Entering participatingfacilities

3. Getting the Tokyo SubwayTicket (when applicable)

4. Browsing the area guides

THE TOKYO PASS Participating Facilities ListMuseums
TOKYO NATIONAL
MUSEUM

National Museum of
Nature and Science

Institute for Nature
Study

Miraikan (TheNational Museum ofEmerging Scienceand Innovation)

Photo: National Museum Photo: Institute for Nature Studyof Nature and Science

Edo-Tokyo Open Air
ArchitecturalMuseum

Meiji Jingu Museum The Japanese SwordMuseum

Meiji Memorial
Picture Gallery

Art Museums

The National
Museum of ModernArt, TokyoTOKYO
METROPOLITANART MUSEUM*TOKYO
METROPOLITANTEIEN ART MUSEUM

MUSEUM OF
CONTEMPORARY
ART TOKYO

Photo: Kenta Hasegawa

TOKYOPHOTOGRAPHICART MUSEUM

THE SUMIDA
HOKUSAI MUSEUM

THE SHOTOMUSEUM OF ART©Forward Stroke

Mitsubishi Ichigokan
Museum**Suntory Museumof Art©Keizo Kioku

Chihiro Art Museum
Tokyo

MORI ART MUSEUM

Photo: Mori Art Museum

21_21 DESIGN
SIGHT

Mitsui Memorial
MuseumPhoto: Masaya Yoshimura

Yamatane Museumof Art***©Koike Norio 2009

*The TOKYO METROPOLITAN ART MUSEUM is scheduled to participate in the program from November 2022.
**The Mitsubishi Ichigokan Museum is scheduled to participate in the program from October 29, 2022.
***The Yamatane Museum of Art is scheduled to participate in the program from October 6, 2022.

Parks and Gardens

Shinjuku Gyoen
National Garden

Hamarikyu Gardens

Kyu-Shibarikyu
Gardens

Koishikawa
Korakuen Gardens

Rikugien Gardens

Kyu-Iwasaki-tei
Gardens

Mukojima-Hyakkaen
Gardens

Kiyosumi Gardens

Kyu-Furukawa
Gardens

Tonogayato
Gardens

Jindai Botanical
Gardens

Yumenoshima
Tropical Greenhouse
DomeZoos and Aquariums

Ueno Zoological
Gardens

Tokyo Sea Life Park Inokashira Park Zoo

Tama ZoologicalPark

Please note some exhibitions may not be eligible for the pass depending on their content, and that a museum'sparticipation in the program may change based on the developments of the Covid-19 pandemic in Japan.