Nagasaki Day Passes: Tram ¥600, Bus 1-Day and 24-Hour Passes Compared (2026)

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Nagasaki City has all-day tickets for the tram and for buses. The tram and the buses are run by different companies, so the tickets are sold separately. This page lists what each one costs, where it works and where to buy it.

In short

Tram only: the Nagasaki Electric Tramway one-day ticket is ¥600 for adults and ¥300 for children. It is not sold on board.
Nagasaki Bus only: the paper “1-Day PASS Plus” is ¥600 for adults and ¥300 for children. A digital 24-hour version also exists.
Both Nagasaki Bus and Nagasaki Prefectural Bus: the “Nagasaki Tabi Pass 24-hour” is ¥900 for adults and ¥450 for children, sold in the myroute smartphone app.

Checked with official pages on November 1, 2026 (Japan time).

1. Tram: one-day ticket (Nagasaki Electric Tramway)

The Nagasaki Electric Tramway one-day ticket is ¥600 for adults (junior high school age and over) and ¥300 for children (elementary school). It gives unlimited rides on all tram lines for the day. You cannot buy it on the tram. Buy it in advance at a tourist information office, a hotel front desk along the line, or a Nagasaki Electric Tramway office. A mobile ticket for smartphones is also available. One-day ticket (Nagasaki Electric Tramway) (Japanese)

Check the date before you buy a child ticket: on the third Sunday of every month, elementary school children and younger ride all lines free. Refunds are possible only up to the day before use, with a ¥50 fee. Some shops offer a benefit when you show the ticket.

2. Nagasaki Bus: 1-Day PASS Plus

Nagasaki Bus’s paper “1-Day PASS Plus” is ¥600 for adults and ¥300 for children (elementary school age and younger). Digital versions, the 1-Day PASS Plus and the 24-hour PASS Plus, are sold on the Jorudan sales site. The pass works within the designated zone in Nagasaki City and also on the Nagasaki Sightseeing Route Bus. Nagasaki Prefectural Bus is not covered. The 1-Day PASS is valid only on the day you start using it; the 24-hour PASS is valid for 24 hours from the moment you tap “Use ticket”. Coupons are included, such as discounts on admission to Dejima and Glover Garden and drink services at restaurants. 1-Day and 24-hour PASS Plus (Nagasaki Bus) (Japanese)

The paper ticket is sold at the Nagasaki City General Tourist Information Center (inside Nagasaki Station), the Nagasaki Bus General Service Center (Shinchi), the Coco Walk Bus Center, Nagasaki Bus offices, and the Nagasaki Bus Kanko head office (Nameshi). Buying at a counter, adults can get the half-price disability discount. Nagasaki City sightseeing one-day ticket (Nagasaki Bus) (Japanese)

3. A 24-hour pass for both Prefectural Bus and Nagasaki Bus

If you want to ride both Nagasaki Prefectural Bus and Nagasaki Bus in one day, there is the Nagasaki City bus shared 24-hour pass, “Nagasaki Tabi Pass 24-hour”. It is ¥900 for adults and ¥450 for children, and gives unlimited rides for 24 hours from first use in the designated area of Nagasaki City on both Prefectural Bus and Nagasaki Bus. It is sold in the smartphone app “myroute”. Discount tickets (Nagasaki Prefectural Bus) (Japanese)

4. Prices at a glance

Ticket	Adult	Child	Where it works	Where to buy
Tram one-day ticket	¥600	¥300	All tram lines	Tourist offices, hotels, offices (not on board)
1-Day PASS Plus (paper)	¥600	¥300	Nagasaki Bus, designated zone in the city	Tourist information center, bus centers, offices
24-hour PASS Plus	Sold digitally		Same as above	Jorudan sales site
Nagasaki Tabi Pass 24-hour	¥900	¥450	Prefectural Bus and Nagasaki Bus, designated area in the city	myroute app