Where can you buy a one-day Okinawa Monorail pass? Don't worry about the language barrier — DJB has all the info and steps you need to buy Okinawa Monorail tickets, and it's actually pretty similar to buying MRT or train tickets in Taiwan~ Read up before your trip so you have a basic idea of the Okinawa Monorail one-day pass, and you won't be caught off guard when the time comes~
Okinawa Monorail fare info
- Single ride
- Adult: ¥150–330 (varies by boarding/alighting station)
- Child: ¥80–170 (varies by boarding/alighting station)
- 1-day pass
- Adult: ¥800
- Child: ¥400
- 2-day pass
- Adult: ¥1,400
- Child: ¥700
- Stored-value card
- 6 denominations, from ¥1,000 to ¥10,000
A few things to know about the Okinawa Monorail
- All of the above tickets can be purchased at station vending machines
- Smoking is prohibited throughout the stations
- The 1-day pass is valid for 24 hours from purchase; the 2-day pass is valid for 48 hours from purchase
- Child fares for the 1-day and 2-day pass apply to ages 12 and under
- For single-ride tickets, up to 2 children under age 6 can ride free with an accompanying adult (see the official website for details)
- Daijobu tip: if you'll be boarding and alighting at multiple stations in one day, the 1-day/2-day pass is the better value!
How to buy an Okinawa Monorail ticket (using a one-day pass as the example)
Does this screen look a little intimidating at first glance? No worries if you can't read Japanese — just tap the language selector in the top-right corner!
Besides Japanese, English, Chinese, and Korean are also available — how thoughtful!
Once you switch to Chinese, it's basically the same as buying a ticket in Taiwan — let's go ahead and buy one!
Here, we've chosen the adult 1-day pass.
Once you've made your selection, remember to confirm it!
If paying with cash, insert it directly at the slot below!
Just wait a moment — your ticket and any change will drop out below. Grab your change, and your Okinawa Monorail one-day pass is all sorted~ Worried you'll forget how to buy one? No worries — bring DJB's Japan 5G data SIM along, so you can easily look up ticketing info anytime, anywhere, whether you're in the city or the countryside!
Further reading:
>> 15 attractions along the Okinawa Monorail line: explore Okinawa without a car, a complete route guide
>> Okinawa Monorail route guide: easily get from Okinawa's airport to downtown without getting lost, even on your first try
>> The ultimate guide for your first trip to Okinawa: 5 must-see attractions you shouldn't miss
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