Japanese mail-order company Felissimo and Aoimori Railway are selling two types of collaborative tickets for the “AOMORI × Dick Bruna TABLE” project, created in conjunction with the Miffy exhibition being held at the Aomori Museum of Art in Aomori Prefecture, from April 18 through June 21.
The “Aoimori One-Day Pass (collaboration design)” is a free-ride ticket that allows unlimited rides in non-reserved ordinary and rapid cars on all Aoimori Railway Line trains for one day. The ticket design is printed on a traditional Nanbu rice cracker (Nanbu senbei), which can be eaten after use. The “Aomori City Day-Trip Free Pass (collaboration design)” is a free-ride ticket that allows unlimited rides for one day between Aomori and Asamushi-Onsen on the same line, and is issued as a postcard-sized die-cut paper ticket featuring an apple tree with Miffy.
For both tickets, passengers must not use the automatic ticket gates but instead present the ticket to station staff or onboard crew when traveling. Once use has begun, refunds and extensions of the validity period will not be given, regardless of delays or service suspensions. Each person may purchase up to three of each type. The Aoimori One-Day Pass is sold at ticket counters at Aomori, Asamushi-Onsen, Kominato, Noheji, Misawa, and Hachinohe stations. The Aomori City Day-Trip Free Pass is sold at ticket counters at Aomori and Asamushi-Onsen stations.
The fare for the “Aoimori One-Day Pass (collaboration design)” is 2,270 yen (adult only), and it can be used on Saturdays, Sundays, and national holidays during the sales period, as well as from April 29 to May 5. The “Aomori City Day-Trip Free Pass (collaboration design)” costs 700 yen and can be used on any day during the period. In addition, when used by one paying adult, up to two accompanying children of elementary school age or younger can ride free.
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