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3 References  




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Ryuto

Location

Niigata

Launched

April 24, 2011

Currency

Japanese yen (¥20,000 maximum load)

Validity

Website

niigata-kotsu.co.jp/ryuto

Niigata Kotsu bus with Ryuto logo

Ryuto (りゅーと, Ryūto) is a rechargeable contactless smart card ticketing system for public transport in Niigata, Japan, introduced by Niigata Kotsu.

Usable area[edit]

As of October 2016, the card is usable on most of the bus lines operated by Niigata Kotsu.[1] The card cannot be used on JR lines.

Points of purchase[edit]

References[edit]

  1. ^ Bassett, Joel Breckinridge (2021-02-09). "End of the line for Suica and the native Japan Transit IC smartcard standard?". AtaDistance. Retrieved 2023-05-05.

External links[edit]

Transit in Niigata Prefecture

JR East

  • ■Banetsu West Line
  • ■Echigo Line
  • ■Hakushin Line
  • ■Iiyama Line
  • ■Jōetsu Line
  • ■Shinetsu Main Line
  • ■Tadami Line
  • ■Uetsu Main Line
  • ■Yahiko Line
  • ■Yonesaka Line

    • JR West

  • ■Ōito Line

    • Echigo Tokimeki Railway

  • ■Nihonkai Hisui Line (former Hokuriku Main Line)

    • Hokuetsu Express

    ■Hokuhoku Line

    Aizu Tetsudo

    ■ Aizu Line

    Named trains

  • Shirayuki
  • Banetsu Monogatari
  • Koshino Shu*Kura
  • Kirakira Uetsu
  • Oykot
  • Genbi Shinkansen
  • Setsugekka

    • Bus

  • Niigata Kotsu
  • Echigo Kotsu
  • Kubiki Motor

    • Public ferries

  • Awashima-Line
  • Shin Nihonkai Ferry

    • Misc

  • Cards
  • Niigata Airport

  • Keihanshin
  • Nagoya
  • Fukuoka
  • Hakone Fuji Izu
  • Hokkaido
  • Aomori
  • Sendai
  • Akita
  • Niigata
  • Toyama
  • Nagano
  • Okayama
  • Hiroshima
  • Shikoku
  • Metro systems
  • Shinkansen
  • trams (list)
  • aerial lifts (list)
    • Smart cards in Japan

    Fare collection

    Mutual Usage

  • Suica (Tokyo, JR East)
  • TOICA (Nagoya, JR Central)
  • ICOCA (Osaka, JR West)
  • SUGOCA (Fukuoka, JR Kyushu)
  • PASMO (Tokyo)
  • manaca (Nagoya)
  • PiTaPa (Osaka)
  • Hayakaken (Fukuoka City)
  • nimoca (Fukuoka, Nishitetsu)

    • Other cards

  • CI-CA (Nara)
  • DESUCA (Kōchi)
  • ecomyca (Toyama)
  • EX-IC (Tōkaidō and San'yō Shinkansen)
  • emica (Mie)
  • Hareca (Okayama)
  • Ibappi (Ibaraki)
  • IC e-card (Matsuyama)
  • ICa (Kanazawa)
  • IruCa (Takamatsu)
  • itappy (Itami)
  • Iwasaki IC Card (Kagoshima)
  • kinoca (Wakayama)
  • Kumamon no IC Card (Kumamoto)
  • LuLuCa (Shizuoka)
  • Nice Pass (Hamamatsu)
  • NicoPa (Himeji)
  • OKICA (Okinawa)
  • PASPY (Hiroshima)
  • RapiCa (Kagoshima)
  • Ryuto (Niigata)
  • SAPICA (Sapporo)
  • Tsukica (Takatsuki)

    • Electronic money

  • Nanaco
  • Taspo
  • Waon

    • Mobile payment

  • Mobile Suica
  • Mobile PASMO
  • Mobile ICOCA


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