A handy pass for a visit to the Ohara area, located in the once-secluded northern part of Kyoto.
During the Heian Period (794–1185), monks from Mt. Hiei came down and opened training dojos in Ohara, and many nobles came to Ohara as well to spend time in seclusion. Serene thatched rooftops remain a part of the mountainous village landscape dotted with famous temples such as Sanzen-in Temple, which is reminiscent of the Buddhist pure land, and Jakko-in Temple, which was one of the locations featured in the epic Tale of the Heike. Ohara is also famous for its autumn colors.
This pass also included special coupons that can be used at facilities in the Ohara area.

Period Available	Year-round
Price	Prices vary based on station of departure. Departure Station Adult Child Nakanoshima / Watanabebashi ¥1,650 ¥830 Oebashi / Naniwabashi, stations between Yodoyabashi and Sekime ¥1,530 ¥770 Stations between Morishoji and Neyagawashi, and between Katanoshi and Kisaichi ¥1,510 ¥760 Stations between Korien and Goten-yama, and between Miyanosaka and Kozu ¥1,470 ¥740 Makino / Kuzuha ¥1,430 ¥720 Hashimoto / Yawatashi, stations between Obaku and Uji ¥1,410 ¥710 Yodo, stations between Kangetsukyo and Kowata ¥1,370 ¥690 Stations between Chushojima and Fukakusa ¥1,310 ¥660 Stations between Fushimi-inari and Kiyomizu-gojo ¥1,250 ¥630 Stations between Gion-shijo and Jingu-marutamachi ¥1,210 ¥620
Period of Validity	Valid only on the day of purchase
Usable Area	Keihan Railway From station of departure to Demachiyanagi Sta. (round trip) Note: Passengers can stop off partway at Sanjo Sta. only. Eizan Railway Between Demachiyanagi Sta. and Yase-Hieizanguchi Sta. (passengers can get on and off freely) Kyoto Bus Between Demachiyanagi-Ekimae bus stop or Yase-Ekimae bus stop and Ohara bus stop (passengers can get on and off freely)
Points of Sale	All Keihan station (except for Demachiyanagi Station and stations on the Otsu Line)