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Yes, but you don't take into account the fact that you have to pay again when you change line.
by S4M 12y ago
Yes, but you don't take into account the fact that you have to pay again when you change line.
- jpatokal 12y agoOnly if you change line to a different operator, and there are transfer rebates. Last time I lived in Tokyo, my hourlong commute that took me literally across the city (Yoyogi-uehara to Nezu) cost all of Y240 one way. This was on the cheaper side, but I'd wager the average commuter pays somewhere around Y500-600 (private railway plus metro), plus it's normally the employer that pays for the teikiken (commuter ticket) anyway.