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Como que el tren que va a tigre haya 2 por la misma via. Uno para en retiro, y Tigre, y el otro va parando en todas las estaciones.
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The Japan Rail Pass (also commonly called JR Pass) is a very cost effective rail pass for long distance train travel in Japan. It can be used by foreign tourists only, and offers unlimited use of JR trains for one, two or three weeks at a cost that residents of Japan can only dream of.
The Japan Rail Pass must be purchased before your arrival to Japan, because it is not available for sale inside Japan. The pass comes in two types: ordinary and green car. The latter is valid on green cars (first class cars) that offer more spacious seats than ordinary cars.
Validity
The Japan Rail Pass is valid on:
JR trains
The pass is valid on almost all trains operated on the nationwide network of JR (Japan Railways), including shinkansen, limited express, express, rapid and local trains. Below is a map showing the major train lines that can be used with the pass.
Tokyo Monorail to/from Haneda Airport
JR Ferry to Miyajima
The Japan Rail Pass is not valid or requires a supplement fee in case of the following exceptions:
Nozomi trains along the Tokaido/Sanyo Shinkansen
The Nozomi, the fastest category along the Tokaido/Sanyo Shinkansen is not covered by the Japan Rail Pass. [SIZE=6]However, pass holders can use Hikari trains along the same line, which stop at a few more stops than Nozomi trains and are slightly slower and less frequent than Nozomi trains.[/SIZE] Pass holders using a Nozomi will have to pay the full fare
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japones ni a paloooos !!!
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