Lily Seagull One-Day Pass

Itinerary Highlights

Explore the hidden gem of Tokyo's transport system — the Yurikamome Line!

The Yurikamome One‑Day Ticket allows unlimited rides on the Yurikamome Line throughout the day.

The Yurikamome One‑Day Pass is an excellent ticket for exploring Tokyo's Waterfront Subcentre, breaking free from conventional transport constraints and seamlessly blending convenient travel with immersive sightseeing. It has become a popular choice for independent travellers in Tokyo, with its core highlights found in every relaxed and enjoyable journey.

The biggest feature of the pass is unlimited rides across the entire line, covering all 16 stations. From Shimbashi, crossing the Rainbow Bridge, all the way to popular areas like Toyosu and Odaiba — no need to buy tickets repeatedly, making your itinerary more flexible and spontaneous. The driverless train itself is a sight to behold; the cars on the elevated track offer a wide view, allowing passengers in the front row to take in the panoramic views of Tokyo Bay and the city skyline. The ride is quiet and smooth, turning the journey itself into a sightseeing experience.

With the pass, you can conveniently visit key attractions along the line all in one go — from the immersive art venue teamLab Planets and the miniatures museum SMALL WORLDS loved by anime fans, to leisure spots like Odaiba Seaside Park and Shiokaze Park. Each stop has its own unique charm. Even better, the pass caters to everyone — children can ride for free, stations offer convenient services, and some versions even include admission discounts to attractions along the line, balancing convenience and value.

No complicated steps required — simply scan your e‑pass at the gate for entry, and it can be used flexibly 24 hours a day. Whether you're strolling along the waterfront during the day, visiting architectural landmarks, or enjoying the night view of the Rainbow Bridge in the evening, it's all easily achievable. It is more than just a transport ticket; it is the key to unlocking a slow‑paced life on Tokyo Bay, allowing every user to experience the unique charm of the waterfront city with ease.