Chiba 2-Day Pass | Train Information, Transportation Guide & Exclusive Benefits

At Reserved Seat Ticket Vending Machines in major JR East stations within Chiba Prefecture and at Kurihama Station in Kanagawa Prefecture. You cannot purchase the pass at a ticket office.  Please refer to the JR East website for stations with Reserved Seat Ticket Vending Machines.

The Chiba 2-Day Pass can be purchased up to one month before the date of use.

• JR East (Latest information)
• Keisei Electric Railway
• Choshi Electric Railway
• Ryutetsu Nagareyama Line
• Toyo Rapid Railway
• Kominato Railway (Latest information)
• Hokuso Railway
• Shibayama Railway
• Isumi Railway (Latest information)

Hokuso area

Kujukuri area

Minamiboso area

Kazusa/Rinkai area

• JR Uchibō Line: The Anegasaki–Nagaura section is scheduled to resume service on November 9. The Kisarazu–Nagaura section will be suspended on November 8 to prepare for the resumption of service the following day. Replacement bus services will operate only between Anegasaki and Nagaura on November 8.

Currently, train services between Anegasaki and Nagaura are suspended. Replacement bus services and temporary bicycle rental services* are available along this section. Train services between Nagaura and Awa-Kamogawa, and between Chiba and Anegasaki, are operating on a reduced schedule.

* Registration via the HELLO CYCLING app is required. Fees are normally charged based on usage time. However, bicycle rentals between the two stations are free of charge when the bicycle is returned within the designated time limit. Learn more about the service on the official website of the Chiba Prefectural Government.

• JR Kururi Line: Kisarazu–Kururi is operating normally. The Kururi–Kazusa-Kameyama section has been confirmed for permanent closure. Replacement transport services will be available through March 31, the section’s originally scheduled discontinuation date.

• Kominato Railway: Kazusa-Ushiku–Kazusa-Nakano is suspended. Goi–Kazusa-Ushiku is operating normally. Due to limited capacity, replacement transportation services operate only a few times a day and prioritize local commuters.

• Isumi Railway: Remains fully suspended following a previous derailment. Replacement bus service is available.

Ticket purchasers who complete the questionnaire can get free CHI-BA+KUN digital wallpaper for smartphones!

1. Access the Chiba 2-Day Pass questionnaire page. https://39chiba-webq.com/en/
2. Complete the questionnaire.
3. Download the digital wallpaper.

Response Periods

• First Period: September 1st (Tues.) 2026 to November 3rd (Tue.) 2026
• Second Period: January 4th (Mon.) 2027 to March 4th (Thurs.) 2027

*Responses and downloads are limited to one per person.

Free bicycle rental is available at the locations listed below (1 to 12). Please present a Chiba 2-Day Pass that is still within the period of validity.
When renting a bicycle, you will need to present an ID document (such as your driver’s license) and also fill out an application form.

Note:

• The number of bicycles available for rental is limited.
• Some rental locations are not open every day. Please check in advance which days the rental location is open, and what the opening hours are.
• Bicycles must be returned after use, and may not be rented overnight. Please be sure to return the bicycle to the rental location during opening hours on the same day.
• When using a rental bicycle, please be sure to follow the rules specified by the rental location.

Please note that the ticket information featured in the videos is from a past campaign and differ from the current offer.

• Within the free travel area, there is unlimited travel (for non-reserved seats) on JR line local trains (including rapid trains), as well as on other specified railway lines and bus services, and on the Tokyo Wan Ferry. When using a designated private railway, bus line or ferry within the free travel area, please show your Chiba 2-Day Pass when boarding.
• For travel on JR lines, if you purchase an Express Train Ticket or Green Car Ticket in addition to the Chiba 2-Day Pass, you can travel on an Express Train or use the Green Car (first-class car)[Orange Co1.1] on a local train, respectively, within the free travel area.
• If you purchase a Liner Ticket separately using the Liner Ticketless Service or other available methods, you can use the Skyliner, Evening Liner, or Morning Liner services provided by Keisei Electric Railway within the free travel area.
• You can use the Chiba 2-Day Pass to travel on the Kominato Railway’s Boso Satoyama Torokko service by purchasing a separate reserved seat ticket.
•  Please be sure to check operational status on the individual company’s website, etc. in advance before traveling.
• The Isumi Railway is currently not operating on any section of its Line; a bus replacement service is being provided instead. To use the bus replacement service, please present the Chiba 2-Day Pass to the bus driver.
• A refund can be obtained from a JR East Ticket Office if you are unable to use the Chiba 2-Day Pass within the specified period of validity. You will need to pay a refund handling charge of 220 yen. No refunds will be given in the event of services being canceled or delayed. (This excludes situations where all services are canceled)
•  The non-operation of the Isumi Railway cannot be used as grounds for requesting a refund with no handling charge.
•  If the Tokyo Wan Ferry service is canceled before you have started using the Chiba 2-Day Pass, you can request a refund with no handling charge. Please note that no refund will be given if the Tokyo Wan Ferry is canceled after you have already started using the Chiba 2-Day Pass.