モバイルSuicaとモバイルPASMO チャージなどに不具合

NHK World Wednesday 01 July 2026, 03:27 UTC 1 min read

7月1日朝から、交通機関の運賃の支払いなどを行うモバイルSuicaとモバイルPASMOでチャージや定期券の購入などができなかったり、できにくかったりしていて、JR東日本などでは原因を調べるとともに復旧… あわせて読みたい “出国税” きょうから引き上げ 1人当たり1000円が3000円に 7月1日 6:53 皇室典範改正案養子の男の子に皇位継承資格審議で論点に 7月1日 5:12 米「出生地主義」見直しの大統領令連邦最高裁が認めない判断 7月1日 4:39 1ドル＝162円台後半に値下がり日米の金利差拡大などで 7月1日 6:15 記録的水準の円安今後は？暮らしはどうなる？【詳しく】 6月30日 19:30 一から分かるQ＆A 円安なぜ？今の経済に見合う円相場は？ 6月30日 19:09 「見えない不足」看護師の叫び看護師密度マップで見えた現実 6月29日 18:27 FIFAワールドカップ2026【NHK特設サイト】サッカーW杯日本代表メンバー全員が敗退から一夜明け心境語る 7月1日 11:17 日銀短観大企業の製造業の景気判断示す指数 5期連続の改善 7月1日 10:04

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モバイルSuicaとモバイルPASMO チャージなどに不具合

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