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No, you cannot share a single Suica card between two or more people simultaneously for public transportation gate entry in Japan. The Suica system operates on an entry-and-exit electronic validation mechanism where the card digitally records your precise station of origin when you tap through the turnstile, and then automatically calculates and deducts the appropriate distance-based fare when you tap out at your destination. Because the card registers an active "checked-in" status during transit, you cannot tap the exact same card multiple times consecutively to pass multiple travelers through the automated gates. Every individual passenger—including children above the mandatory age threshold—must possess their own dedicated physical Suica card, IC card equivalent, or digital transit card loaded onto a separate smartphone wallet to ensure proper fare tracking and gate clearance.
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