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How to activate Fuji-Shizuoka pass and use it to take buses?

hayashi.lin
hayashi.lin
7 months ago
1 answer

Hello. I have already bought a Fuji-Shizuoka pass. My plan is to go to Shimizu Port first and then take the ferry to Toi port and then take buses from Toi Port to Shuzenji. The next day I will take bus from Fujinomiya to Lake Kawaguchi and then go to Gotemba. I want to ask some questions.

  1. Can I activate my ticket at Toyohashi station?
  2. Can I take the ferry from Shimizu to Toi Port, using the pass?
  3. If I want to take bus from Toi to Shuzenji, what bus should I take? I found 2 lines from Google, Tokai bus Line W30 and Line W39. Are they included in the pass?
  4. If I want to take bus from Gotemba station to Lake Kawaguchi, what buses should I take? I found A-Line C-Line from Fujikyu bus. Are all bus lines of Fujikyu available for me to take?

Thank you very much.

Alexis
Alexis
1050 posts
7 months ago
Expert

Hi there,

Apologies for the late reply. Here is a page that shows all the eligible stations for activation.

The Pass will let you use the ferry for your itinerary. All of the bus lines you mention are included in the pass so the choice is yours as to what buses you desire to use. The link tells you all included bus and ferry lines if you desire further information.

Hope this helps!

Alexis


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