Can Suica, PASMO, ICOCA be used for payment at Ministop?
Ministop
Based on the concept of being located on a nearby street corner, "MinuteStop," meaning a place where you can stop for a moment, was changed to "MINISTOP," which is easy to pronounce and familiar to Japanese people and also means "stop and then move on.
Stores:1,932
Suica, PASMO, ICOCA
Suica is a widely used contactless smart card in Japan, mainly in the Greater Tokyo Area. It is issued by the East Japan Railway Company (JR East) and can be used for convenient and cashless transportation on trains, subways, buses, and even some ferries. Suica can also be used for payments at vending machines, convenience stores, restaurants, and retail shops. Users can charge their Suica cards with funds and simply tap them on card readers to make payments or access public transportation services. The card is rechargeable and reloadable, making it a practical option for both residents and tourists exploring Japan's capital and surrounding regions.
Can I use Suica, PASMO, ICOCA at Ministop ?
Well, Suica, PASMO, ICOCA is acceptable at Ministop ?
What payment can I use to pay at Ministop ?
These are acceptable payments at Ministop.'Depends on store' means may be not availabe due to store's terminal compatibility or other reasons.
Payment | |
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Credit Card | Avilable |
PayPay | Avilable |
Dpay | Avilable |
auPay | Avilable |
Merpay | Avilable |
RakutenPay | Avilable |
LINEpay | Avilable |
Suica, PASMO, ICOCA | Avilable |
Rakuten Edy | Avilable |
waon | Avilable |
iD | Avilable |
QUICPay | Avilable |
YuchoPay | Avilable |
Alipay | Avilable |
WeChatPay | Avilable |
Unionpay | Avilable |
Visa contactless | Avilable |
dPoint | Avilable |
ANA Pay | Avilable |
nanaco | n/a |
Master contactless | n/a |
Amex contactless | n/a |
JCB contactless | n/a |
RakutenPoint | n/a |
Tpoint | n/a |
Ponta | n/a |
famiPay | n/a |