New products added to the "Tokyo Park & Joy" series of "Hibiya Parking Lot"! Added "Park & Art" which is ideal for Tokyo art tourism!

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September 29, 2006
East Nippon Expressway Co., Ltd.

NEXCO EAST (Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Chairman: Shigejiro Yagi) will operate the Hibiya car parking lot (Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, accommodating 470 cars, open 24 hours) from October 1st (Sun). ) Is being used to start the sales of the new product "Park & Art" of the Tokyo Park & Joy series, which is convenient for Tokyo art tourism.

"Park & Art" is a group company of NTBCO NEXCO EAST JTB, "i.JTB" (Headquarters: Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo, President and Chief Executive Officer: Shinichi Kitakami), Tokyo Metro (Headquarters: Tokyo) In collaboration with Taito Ward, President and Chief Executive Officer: Toshi Umezaki), a ticket "Park & Ride" will be available, which will be available from July 1st. , "Tokyo Museum Gourmet Pass 2006," newly issued by the Tokyo General Museum and Museum Admission Ticket Executive Committee (Office: Minato-ku, Tokyo (Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture), Chair: Kazushi Takahashi) It is the product which added ".

If you purchase a ticket, you can use the Hibiya car parking lot for 12 hours, and in exchange for the ticket, you can receive the Tokyo Metro 1-day ticket, "Tokyo Museum Gurutto Pass 2006".

The "Tokyo Museum Gurutto Pass 2006" is a convenient and affordable pass that includes admission tickets for a total of 49 facilities, including public and private museums and museums in the Tokyo metropolitan area and the Tokyo Zoo/Aquarium. By using the Hibiya car park for 12 hours and combining it with the Tokyo Metro 1-day ticket, you can enjoy a reasonable and efficient Tokyo art sightseeing without worrying about securing a parking lot or chronic traffic congestion.

NEXCO EAST will continue to strengthen various efforts to improve customer convenience, based on the Hibiya Motor Car Parking.

The outline of "Park & Art" is as follows.

【Product Summary】

Product name

"Park & Art" ("Tokyo Park & Joy" series)

Fee

≪Weekdays≫Adult pair7,500 yen (tax included)(Usually a maximum of 10,120 yen)
 2 adults 1 dwarf7,800 yen (tax included)(Usually a maximum of 10,480 yen)
 2 adults 2 children8,100 yen (tax included)(Usually a maximum of 10,840 yen)
≪Saturday and holiday≫Adult pair8,000 yen (tax included)(Usually a maximum of 10,120 yen)
 2 adults 1 dwarf8,300 yen (tax included)(Usually a maximum of 10,480 yen) *Sales start in November
 2 adults 2 children8,600 yen (tax included)(Usually up to 10,840 yen) *November sales start
*Adults are over 12 years old, children are over 6 years old and under 12 years old.

Product content

  1. Use for 12 hours at Hibiya parking lot
  2. Tokyo Metro 1-day ticket (for the number of people)
  3. Tokyo Museum Museum Pass 2006 (Adults only)
  4. Bonus Book (Highway Walker, Tokyo Metro Navi, Chika Tabi.)
  • (3) "Tokyo Museum Grotto Pass 2006" is for adults only. For children, admission tickets etc. must be purchased at each facility.

Release date

"Park & Art" ("Tokyo Park & Joy" series)

Point of sale

Nationwide Lawson (Loppi terminal), Family Mart (Fami port terminal), Seven-Eleven (Multi-copy terminal), Three-F (e-TOWER)

How to Use

  1. Purchase a "park & art voucher" at the point of sale
  2. After receiving the admission ticket at the entrance to the Hibiya Parking Lot, present the ticket to the parking staff after entering
  3. A parking clerk will give you a 12-hour ticket for the Hibiya parking lot, a 1-day ticket for the Tokyo Metro, a Tokyo Museum Gurutto Pass 2006, and a guidebook (Highway Walker, Tokyo Metro Navi, Chika Tabi).
  4. Tokyo Metro 1-day ticket, Tokyo Museum Tour with Tokyo Museum Tour Pass 2006

How to Use

In the future, as part of the "Tokyo Park & Joy" series, we will add "Park & Town" (set ticket with discount tickets for urban facilities) and "Park & Leisure" (set ticket with discount tickets for leisure facilities). It's a schedule.