Common IC fare card Pasmo debuts for Tokyo trains, buses

Common IC fare card Pasmo debuts for Tokyo trains, buses

TOKYO, Japan - A woman passes a ticket barrier March 18 using the Pasmo new rechargeable integrated-circuit fare card which debuted the same day. The new card can be used for most train, subway and bus lines in the Tokyo metropolitan area.

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