

N´EX is a limited express train with all reserved seating. Both a fare ticket and a limited express ticket are required for boarding. Tickets may be purchased at Narita Airport station, JR Ticket Offices (Midori-no-madoguchi), Travel Service Centers (View Plaza) and reserved seat ticket machines.
In addition to the following regular train tickets, the Suica & N´EX is an excellent option for discount train travel in the Tokyo area. Additionally, Suica can also be used for other public transportation and shopping. Click here for details.
| To | Ordinary Cars | Green Cars (first class) | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Narita Airport Terminal 1 Narita Airport Terminal 2 |
Tokyo | 2,940 yen | 4,430 yen | |||
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3,110 yen | 4,600 yen | ||||
| Omiya | 3,740 yen | 5,230 yen | ||||
| Yokohama | 4,180 yen | 5,670 yen | ||||
| Ofuna | 4,500 yen | 5,990 yen | ||||
The conditions shown are subject to change.
Limited express tickets for the N'EX go on sale in Japan one month in advance. Tickets may be purchased at Narita Airport station, JR Ticket Offices (Midori-no-madoguchi), Travel Service Centers (View Plaza) and reserved seat ticket machines.
Reservations can be made from overseas through JR-EAST Shinkansen Reservation, though conditions apply for prior day purchases.
When traveling from Narita Airport, it is recommended that travelers purchase their N'EX tickets after arriving.
To make a N'EX reservation bound for Narita Airport over the Internet, click here.
Note that conditions apply to prior day purchases. Fare tickets must be purchased in Japan.
Japan Rail Pass or JR East Pass holders can make seat reservations without additional payment, click here for more information.
Conveniently located at Narita Airport Terminal 1 and 2, the JR EAST Travel Service Centers provide information on tickets and accommodations to make your stay in Japan a pleasant one.
Basic fare tickets, limited express tickets and reserved Green Car tickets may purchased at JR Ticket Offices (Midori-no-Madoguchi) for all Shinkansen lines and limited-express trains throughout Japan including N'EX.