What exactly is multi-modal tourism?

It's a travel style that combines railways (like Shinkansen) and airplanes to enable more flexible wide-area tours. For example, you can travel leisurely by train on the way there and return quickly by plane.

When can I purchase these travel products?

They will be sold at JTB stores in the Tokyo metropolitan area between April and September 2026. A campaign distributing travel coupons will also be implemented.

Which regions are covered by these products?

Mainly the East Japan area, including the Tohoku region. Content includes cherry blossoms in Fukushima, Aomori, Akita, as well as the Michinoku Coastal Trail and Dewa Sanzan.

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JTB Collaborates with JR East and JAL on Regional Future Creation Strategy to Promote Multi-Modal Tourism in East Japan Area

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JTB collaborates with JR East and JAL to promote multi-modal tourism in the East Japan area, aiming to enhance "new travel and experience value" through the launch of travel products and creation of attractive destinations.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What exactly is multi-modal tourism?: A: It's a travel style that combines railways (like Shinkansen) and airplanes to enable more flexible wide-area tours. For example, you can travel leisurely by train on the way there and return quickly by plane.
Q: When can I purchase these travel products?: A: They will be sold at JTB stores in the Tokyo metropolitan area between April and September 2026. A campaign distributing travel coupons will also be implemented.
Q: Which regions are covered by these products?: A: Mainly the East Japan area, including the Tohoku region. Content includes cherry blossoms in Fukushima, Aomori, Akita, as well as the Michinoku Coastal Trail and Dewa Sanzan.