Released on May 1, 2026, the Digital 1-Day All-Line Pass is a welcome upgrade for international travelers looking for a smoother way to get around portions of the greater Tokyo area.
Buy Before You Even Land in Japan: Purchase your pass anytime through the "EMot" app or website, whether you're relaxing at your hotel or still on your flight to Japan.

Just Scan and Go: Simply hold your smartphone over the ticket gate reader. No need to carry or worry about losing paper tickets.
Unlimited Odakyu Rides for Just 2,000 Yen (adults): Travel freely all day between Shinjuku, Enoshima, Odawara, and more hidden gems along the line.

Families traveling with children can choose whichever option best matches their itinerary.

1-Day All-Line Pass (Child Fare)
Price: 1,000 yen
Best For: Families planning multiple train rides throughout the day
Details: Unlimited rides all day with no need to pay each time
Eligibility: Children ages 6 to 11

Child IC Card Flat Fare
Price: 50 yen per ride
Best For: Shorter outings with fewer train rides
Details: Flat 50-yen fare regardless of travel distance
Requirements: Requires a child IC card such as a Child PASMO (passport or ID required for purchase)

Looking for inspiration? Here’s one fun way to spend a full day exploring along the Odakyu Line with the Digital 1-Day All-Line Pass.

Start from Shinjuku Station
Purchase your ticket through "EMot," hop aboard the Rapid Express, and begin your adventure from one of Tokyo’s busiest stations.

Explore Trendy Shimokitazawa
Hop off at Shimokitazawa Station, one of Tokyo’s coolest neighborhoods for vintage shopping, indie cafes, live music, and laid-back local culture. Don’t miss the redeveloped Shimokita Senrogai area built along the former railway tracks.

Visit Tokyo’s Famous Lucky Cat Temple
Next, stop at Gotokuji Station and head to Gotokuji Temple, said to be the birthplace of Japan’s iconic beckoning cat, the maneki-neko. Thousands of lucky cat statues line the temple grounds, creating one of Tokyo’s most photogenic hidden gems.

Step into Samurai History in Odawara
Continue on to Odawara Station to visit the impressive Odawara Castle. After exploring the castle grounds, enjoy fresh seafood from Sagami Bay and local specialties like traditional kamaboko fish cakes.

End the Day with an Enoshima Sunset
On the way back, transfer at Sagami-Ono Station and head toward Katase-Enoshima Station. Pass through the station’s striking dragon-palace-inspired design before making your way to Enoshima’s coastline. Watching the sunset over the ocean is the perfect way to wrap up the day.

Rail travel around Tokyo is becoming smarter, faster, and more traveler-friendly. With Odakyu’s Digital 1-Day All-Line Pass, there’s no need to line up at ticket machines or carry around loose change. For just 2,000 yen, this smartphone-based pass opens the door to flexible day trips, spontaneous stopovers, and deeper discoveries along the Odakyu Line.
Whether you want trendy Tokyo neighborhoods, historic castle towns, or relaxing seaside scenery, Odakyu’s new digital pass makes it easy to experience multiple sides of Japan in a single day.

(Source/Main Image :PR Times)