Let’s buy N'EX TOKYO Round Trip Ticket from the ticket machine!

Areas where N'EX TOKYO Round Trip Ticket is available

N'EX TOKYO Round Trip Ticket is a round trip ticket for the Narita Express train running from Narita Airport to central Tokyo.
This ticket is available at a discounted price for round trip travel from Narita Airport to Tokyo Station, Shinjuku Station, Shibuya Station, Shinagawa Station, Yokohama Station, and other areas.
This ticket is valid for 14 days and can be used once for each way.
Please note that only people with non-Japanese passports can buy this ticket.

You can buy a ticket from this ticket machine.

First, choose your language.

Tap the “N'EX TOKYO Round Trip Ticket” button.

Choose the date you would like to board the NARITA EXPRESS train from Narita Airport.

Choose the number of passengers.

In order to determine whether you are eligible to buy a ticket, your passport information must be read by the ticket machine.
If you agree with the contents of the screen, proceed to the next step.

You must have a non-Japanese passport to buy N'EX Tokyo Round Trip Ticket.
Please have it ready and wait.

Hold your passport over the passport reader on the right side of the ticket machine.
You can buy a ticket with cash or credit card.
The ticket is an open ticket with no departure time or seat reserved.
Since all seats on the Narita Express are reserved, you must reserve a seat to board the train.
We will explain how to make a reservation here, so please try to make a reservation.

Go back to the first screen and choose your language, then press the “Reserved Seat” button.

Press the “Reserved seat with discounted ticket” button.

Put the ticket you have just bought into the ticket machine.
Choose the time of departure from Narita Airport station and the seat you wish to occupy.
Then you are done.

You can also buy tickets at the ticket counter, but it is very crowded and you may have to wait for a long time.
This article will help you to buy tickets smoothly from the ticket vending machine!

*This article is current as of March 2025.