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Osaka Subway 26-Hour / 48-Hour Free Ride Ticket

Unlimited rides on all Osaka Metro lines for 26 or 48 hours, with discounts at sights

Aerial view of Osaka, Osaka Prefecture
Aerial view of Osaka, Osaka Prefecture
How it works
Validity26 or 48 hoursCounted in hours from first use
SeatsNo seat reservations
CoversSubway
Who can buyAnyone
Where it's valid
City or townOsaka
Issued by

Osaka Metro

Links
Official pageEnglish · Japanese
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Adults from¥1,000Price checked 2026/09/27

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Fares

TicketAdultChild
26 hours¥1,000¥500
48 hours¥1,700¥850

Child fares are half the adult price.

What's covered

Covered
  • All Osaka Metro lines
  • Discounts at more than 20 sightseeing spots in Osaka city
Not covered
  • Osaka City Buses
  • JR trains and private railways such as Hankyu, Hanshin, Keihan, Kintetsu and Nankai

How to use it

Choose 26 or 48 hours of unlimited rides on all Osaka Metro lines. Show the ticket at participating sightseeing spots for discounts.

If you want city buses too, Osaka Metro sells the Osaka Metro & Osaka City Bus Pass at the same adult prices, as a 1-day or 2-day pass.

Once you're in Osaka, Osaka Metro recommends its own 1-day Enjoy Eco Card, sold at subway ticket machines for ¥820 on weekdays and ¥620 on weekends and holidays.

Before you buy

Anyone can buy it, and there are child prices at half the adult fare.

It is sold online by travel companies such as Klook and Triplabo.

Questions

Does the Osaka Subway 26-Hour Free Ride Ticket cover buses?

No. It covers Osaka Metro lines only. For city buses as well, get the Osaka Metro & Osaka City Bus Pass.

Does it cover JR trains?

No. JR and private railways such as Hankyu, Hanshin, Keihan, Kintetsu and Nankai are not included.

Is there a child ticket?

Yes. Children pay half the adult price: ¥500 for 26 hours or ¥850 for 48 hours.

Who can buy it?

Anyone. It's a regular Osaka Metro ticket, open to residents and visitors alike.

Where can I buy it?

Online, from travel companies such as Klook and Triplabo.

Should I get this or the Osaka Metro & Osaka City Bus Pass?

Both cost the same for adults. This ticket runs by the hour and has child prices; the Osaka Metro & Osaka City Bus Pass adds city buses, runs by calendar day and is sold for adults only.

At Hey Japan!, we strive to keep the passes listed on our website as current as possible. However, operators may alter fares, coverage, or conditions without prior notice. Check official websites before buying.

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