
Japan Tourism Agency Launches Kyushu Recovery Support Discount
Entetsu Railway will renew its “Tokutoku Centrair Enjoy Ticket,” sold on its e-wing direct bus service to Chubu Centrair International Airport, from October 1, and revise its prices. At the same time, it will begin operating all services on a fully cashless basis.
The “Tokutoku Centrair Enjoy Ticket” combines a round-trip e-wing ticket with various benefits that can be used at Centrair. As part of the renewal, three restaurants in the Flight of Dreams area—FUJIYAMA GO★GO SEATTLE RAMEN STAND, Foodie’s Stand & Pancake House HoiHoi, and Niku no Maruichi—will be added to the list of restaurants eligible for meal vouchers. The half-price discount voucher for SOLA SPA Kazenoyu will continue to be offered.
In addition, a free admission ticket for Mokumo Cloud, a paid play facility in the same area, will be newly provided. Each adult ticket grants free admission for up to two children aged 3 through elementary school age, as well as one accompanying guardian. Each child ticket grants free admission for one child and one guardian. A one-day free pass normally costs 500 yen.
The price will increase from the current 5,500 yen to 7,000 yen for adults, and from 2,750 yen to 3,500 yen for children. Customers who purchase tickets for use on or after October 1 by September 30 will be charged the pre-revision price, while the renewed benefits will be available from October 1 onward regardless of the date of use. Reservations will open on September 1, and thereafter tickets will go on sale from midnight one month in advance.
Regarding the transition to cashless payments, trial operations have been conducted on services departing Chubu Centrair International Airport since November 20, 2025. From the first service on October 1, cashless operations will also begin for services bound for the airport. This will make round-trip services fully cashless, and cash will generally no longer be accepted for fare payments when boarding. Available payment methods include smartphone tickets, contactless payments by credit card and similar cards, QR code payments, and pre-purchased tickets. The change will apply to all services connecting Chubu Centrair International Airport with Toyokawa, Hamamatsu, Iwata, and Kakegawa, totaling 28 services per day.