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Of course. The HAKONE FREEPASS purchased at Shinjuku Station includes a round-trip fare to Shinjuku Station on the Odakyu Line.

HAKONE FREEPASS will always be returned even if you put them in the automatic ticket gate. In the Hakone area, it is necessary to present it every time you transfer. Please be careful not to lose it until the end of the trip. ★with HAKONE FREEPASS, One day trip to Hakone from Shinjuku sta. Tokyo. Quick Ver. filmed Oct. 2024 th-cam.com/video/I3elQk04Cvg/w-d-xo.html

Thank you very much. Your comment makes me to make useful videos more. I’m glad. Have a nice trip!

Thank you for your comment. If you want to take the Odakyu Romance Car, you need a limited express ticket and a regular ticket. But if you have a Hakone Freepass, you don't need to buy a regular ticket. If you have a Suica or PASMO, you don't need to buy a regular ticket, and you don't need a Hakone Freepass, but you need to touch the Suica or PASMO when entering the ticket gate and when you go out the ticket gate. Because Suica and PASMO has recorded where you got on. IC cards such as Suica and PASMO or so can be used by one person. If you are traveling with three people, each person must have a Suica or PASMO. You have to touch Your PASMO at Shinjuku station when you getting on and touch it again at Hakone-Yumoto when you getting off. Have a nice trip!

Thank you for your question. When I made this video in June of this year, there were many people who did not know the existence of these lockers, then many of them seem vacant. There are few coin lockers at Shinjuku West Exit and I heard many travelers are in trouble, so I made this video. As about half a year has passed, there is a possibility that many people who know the existence of this block installed many lockers is increasing, but there are many number of lockers lined up, so I think it is worth checking the availability. If these locker are occupied full, you will need to look for another one at the East exit area of Shinjuku Station. If you can return to Shinjuku Station on the Odakyu Line by 7 p.m., you can also check in at the Odakyu Sightseeing Service Center. When you visit there, and it looks full, please post here. I think many foreigners want to know about it.

Thanks question. I recommend to enter from the east exit of Shinjuku Station and walk towards the west ticket gate for finding Odakyu gate. There is an Odakyu travel information center between the west ticket gate and the central west ticket gate. The ticket vending machine you saw in the video is next to the travel information center. There are rice ball shops and convenience stores around this ticket vending machine. About Odakyu travel information center (=Odakyu Sightseeing Service Center, official website) www.odakyu.jp/english/support/center/

@@penguinshop21 noted, thanks for your recommendation

Thank you for your question. Do you know anyone in Japan? There’s no need to show your identity verification documents at the time of purchase, so I think it’s possible to have someone you know buy it in advance. Narita International Airport and Haneda Airport has railway station, so when you get off the boarding plane and head to the center of Tokyo by railways, you can immediately buy PASMO at the station.

Thank you for your nice question. According to the railway company’s instructions, of course it is possible. It seems that you can make a reservation one month in advance online or at the automatic ticket vending machines. Please check with the following URL. It shows in English. Have a nice trip! www.odakyu.jp/english/transport/

What card do you have? If you touch Suica card when you got on train at the station, you need touch same card. West gate is JR-East owned.

Thanks nice message! I’m trying to make another useful movies for foreigners. Your comments make me feel nice, and to make more videos that will be a guide for foreign tourists.

Is it still possible to get the card now in October?

@itismytv Thanks comment! Of course it's okay. Don't worry. Have a nice trip!

@@penguinshop21 Thanks!

Is phone number a mandatory?

@rpydroid Thanks asking. If you don’t have phone number for Japan area, you don’t need enter it.

I contacted the railway company and asked. The answer is below. Please enter the number that can be communicated in Japan. If you don't have a Japanese mobile phone number, you can purchase Suica without entering your phone number. However, we cannot contact you even if it is picked up your Suica when you lost.

@@penguinshop21 wow thank you for asking on behalf. You're very helpful. I hope i can purchase the suica card either in Narita or Haneda airport in November. But not the Welcome Suica card 😅

Thanks reply. Why do you choose Registered Suica, not the Welcome Suica? Welcome Suica don’t need deposit.

@@penguinshop21 welcome suica only valid for 28 days. Where as normal suica valid for 10 years. I might be coming to Japan few times in the future 😃

Oh, that’s good! Have a nice trip!!

Thank you for pointing it out. It seems that only credit cards of a railway company brand called VIEW can be used at the time of purchase. The revised version will be uploaded later.

I would only change one of them: "Only the registered-type Suica card has resumed sales this time." Maybe it's not perfect, but it's more clear than what you wrote.

Oh, what a kind parson you are! Thanks a lot. I think I have to make Re-revised version.

Thank you for pointing it out. I made a revised version and released it. ↓ Re-revised【Latest Guide】Suica IC card, how to Get, at station in Tokyo. Sep. 2024 for foreigner th-cam.com/video/dRe-_pGQ2Q8/w-d-xo.html

コメントありがとうございます。 ニッポンの建築物に興味がある外国人の方は多いですね。私も例えば教会とか古い駅との建築物を撮影してみようと思ったりもしましたがどこを見せる、どう見せるという見当がつかずアプローチできずにいます。マニアを唸らせるアングル、室内なんかも丁寧に見せてくれるコンテンツだとイイんでしょうね！ 建物は動かないので、制作者のセンスの良し悪しがバレます。もし撮るなら建物ファンの方にも支持される映像にしたいです。ご縁がありましたらぜひご教示くださいね。室内でも良く写るレンズを用意しますよ。

th-cam.com/video/8OWRI1fkOFI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=qLJAtPAoTkIiVh8F If you have a big suitcase, why don't you leave it in a coin locker? Check the content above, this shows how to access luggage storages at Shinjuku station.

Nice comment! Thank you. Have a nice trip.

I think the metro has elevators. Please see the map below. www.tokyometro.jp/lang_en/station/shinjuku/index.html

@@penguinshop21thank u so much for the reply and info!