Explore Tokyo's spectacular waterfront district with the Yurikamome Day Pass — unlimited rides on the Yurikamome Line, Tokyo's iconic fully automated driverless monorail, from opening to last train on your chosen day. Cross the breathtaking Rainbow Bridge on a 270-degree spiral loop 52 metres above Tokyo Bay, discover the entertainment, museums, and parks of Odaiba, and continue to Toyosu Market — all without worrying about individual fares on one of Tokyo's most scenic and enjoyable rail lines.
Key Highlights
- Cross the iconic Rainbow Bridge on the Yurikamome's spectacular 270-degree spiral loop
- Enjoy unlimited hop-on hop-off access on all 16 Yurikamome stations between Shimbashi and Toyosu for the full day
- Explore Odaiba's greatest attractions freely — teamLab Planets, DiverCity Tokyo Plaza, Odaiba Seaside Park, Miraikan Museum, UWS Aquarium GAKYO, and more
- Sit in the front car of this fully driverless train for an unobstructed driver's-eye view of the track ahead
- Save versus individual fares — three or more rides on a single Odaiba day easily covers the cost of the day pass
About Yurikamome Day Pass
The Yurikamome Line — Tokyo's first fully automated, driverless transit system, opened in 1995 and named after the black-headed seagull that is Tokyo's official city bird — is one of the most distinctive and memorable urban rail experiences in Japan. Running 14.7 km from Shimbashi Station in central Tokyo to Toyosu Station, the elevated rubber-tyred monorail connects the city's dense urban core with the spectacular waterfront district of Odaiba and the waterfront of Toyosu — and the journey itself is as much an experience as the destination.
The Yurikamome Day Pass provides unlimited rides from the first train to the last train on your chosen date across all 16 stations — making it the most convenient and cost-effective way to spend a full day exploring Tokyo's waterfront.
The journey from Shimbashi begins dramatically — the train rises between glass skyscrapers and then makes a sweeping 270-degree upward spiral before crossing the lower deck of Rainbow Bridge at 52 metres above Tokyo Bay, delivering extraordinary panoramic views of the Tokyo skyline, Tokyo Tower, and the shimmering waters of the bay. Sitting in the very front car — with no driver's cabin blocking the view — is one of the most consistently recommended Tokyo experiences for first-time visitors. From the Odaiba stations, teamLab Planets, DiverCity Tokyo Plaza, the Statue of Liberty replica, Odaiba Seaside Park, Miraikan Museum, UWS Aquarium GAKYO, and the Tokyo Trick Art Museum are all accessible within easy walking distance. At the eastern end of the line, Toyosu Station connects to Tokyo Metro for onward journeys and provides access to Toyosu Market, Toyosu Manyo Club, and the Senkyakubanrai Edo entertainment zone. Book your Yurikamome Day Pass now on Thrillark.
The Yurikamome Day Pass provides unlimited rides from the first train to the last train on your chosen date across all 16 stations — making it the most convenient and cost-effective way to spend a full day exploring Tokyo's waterfront.
The journey from Shimbashi begins dramatically — the train rises between glass skyscrapers and then makes a sweeping 270-degree upward spiral before crossing the lower deck of Rainbow Bridge at 52 metres above Tokyo Bay, delivering extraordinary panoramic views of the Tokyo skyline, Tokyo Tower, and the shimmering waters of the bay. Sitting in the very front car — with no driver's cabin blocking the view — is one of the most consistently recommended Tokyo experiences for first-time visitors. From the Odaiba stations, teamLab Planets, DiverCity Tokyo Plaza, the Statue of Liberty replica, Odaiba Seaside Park, Miraikan Museum, UWS Aquarium GAKYO, and the Tokyo Trick Art Museum are all accessible within easy walking distance. At the eastern end of the line, Toyosu Station connects to Tokyo Metro for onward journeys and provides access to Toyosu Market, Toyosu Manyo Club, and the Senkyakubanrai Edo entertainment zone. Book your Yurikamome Day Pass now on Thrillark.
Inclusions
- Unlimited Yurikamome Line rides on your chosen date
- Access to all 16 stations between Shimbashi and Toyosu
- Digital QR code ticket
Exclusions
- Entry to attractions along the route
- Food and beverages
Insiders' Tips
Board at Shimbashi on the outbound journey and sit in the very front car — front seats fill up fast, particularly on weekends, so arriving a few minutes before the train departs gives you the best chance of securing the forward-facing view. Visit Odaiba around sunset for the most dramatic views — the transition from afternoon light to golden hour to Rainbow Bridge night illumination seen from Odaiba Seaside Park is one of the most beautiful free evening experiences in all of Tokyo.
Additional Information
Operating Hours
- 5:30 AM from Shimbashi and Toyosu to midnight
- Children under 6: free — no pass required when not occupying a seat
- Fully wheelchair accessible — all 16 stations have elevators and multi-functional restrooms
- IC cards including Suica and PASMO also accepted for individual fares
- Trains are climate-controlled throughout
- Valid on Yurikamome Line only
- The Yurikamome is a private railway — not included in the JR Pass, Tokyo Subway Ticket, or Greater Tokyo Pass
- Pass is valid on the chosen date only
Cancellation Policy
- No Cancellation and Non-refundable
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Yurikamome Day Pass?
The Yurikamome Day Pass provides unlimited rides on the Yurikamome Line — Tokyo's fully automated driverless monorail — from the first to the last train on your chosen date across all 16 stations between Shimbashi and Toyosu.
What is the Yurikamome Line in Tokyo?
The Yurikamome Line is Tokyo's first fully automated, driverless transit system — a rubber-tyred elevated monorail that has connected Shimbashi in central Tokyo with the Odaiba waterfront and Toyosu since 1995. The 14.7 km route crosses the iconic Rainbow Bridge on a dramatic 270-degree spiral loop 52 metres above Tokyo Bay, and is as much a scenic experience as it is a transport service.
What is the best seat on the Yurikamome for views?
Sitting in the very front car of the Yurikamome delivers the best views — with no driver's cabin, the front window gives an unobstructed driver's-eye perspective of the track ahead, the Rainbow Bridge crossing, and the full approach to Odaiba across Tokyo Bay. Front seats fill up quickly, particularly on weekends and during popular visiting hours — boarding at Shimbashi a few minutes before departure gives the best chance of securing them.
What attractions can I visit with the Yurikamome Day Pass?
All major Odaiba attractions are within easy walking distance of Yurikamome stations — including teamLab Planets, DiverCity Tokyo Plaza, Odaiba Seaside Park, the Statue of Liberty replica, DECKS Tokyo Beach, Aqua City Odaiba, Miraikan Museum, UWS Aquarium GAKYO, the Tokyo Trick Art Museum, Toyosu Market, and Toyosu Manyo Club. The Telecom Center Observatory and Tokyo Big Sight are also directly accessible on the line.
Is the Rainbow Bridge crossing included in the Yurikamome Day Pass?
Yes — the Yurikamome Day Pass covers the full route from Shimbashi to Toyosu, including the spectacular Rainbow Bridge crossing where the train spirals 270 degrees upward to reach the bridge deck at 52 metres above Tokyo Bay. The crossing takes approximately 5 minutes and delivers sweeping panoramic views of the Tokyo skyline, Tokyo Tower, and the bay in every direction.
Is the Yurikamome included in the JR Pass or Tokyo Subway Ticket?
No — the Yurikamome is a private railway operated by Yurikamome Inc. and is not included in the JR Pass, Tokyo Subway Ticket, Greater Tokyo Pass, or any other major transport pass. A separate Yurikamome Day Pass or individual fare is required for travel on this line. The Yurikamome Day Pass can be used alongside the Tokyo Subway Ticket for comprehensive coverage of both Odaiba and central Tokyo.
What is the best time to visit Odaiba on the Yurikamome?
Visiting around sunset is consistently recommended for the most beautiful experience — the golden hour light over Tokyo Bay, followed by the Rainbow Bridge and city illumination after dark, creates an extraordinary atmosphere from both the train and Odaiba Seaside Park. Weekday mornings are the quietest time for the front car seat and the Odaiba attractions, while weekends and public holidays attract the largest crowds.
How frequent are the Yurikamome trains?
Trains run every few minutes throughout the operating day from approximately 5:30 AM to midnight — making it a highly practical and stress-free line to use without consulting detailed timetables. The compact distance between most Odaiba stations makes it easy to hop off, explore an attraction, and reboard the next available train within minutes.
Can I walk across the Rainbow Bridge instead of taking the Yurikamome?
Yes — Rainbow Bridge is accessible on foot through a pedestrian walkway and is recommended for visitors who want to walk at least one direction between Shibaura and Odaiba. The walking route takes approximately 30 minutes and offers excellent views from the bridge promenade. The Yurikamome is recommended for the return journey to experience the bridge crossing from the train's elevated perspective.
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