Transportation
Access essential information about transportation in Japan, including bicycles, cars, and trains, to navigate the most efficient and convenient ways to get around.
Catching A Taxi in Tokyo: Everything you Need to Know
Despite how convenient the train system is, th…
Taxi Apps in Japan: Your Gateway to Seamless Urban Mobility
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From July 1, 2023, Some E-Scooters No Longer Require a Driver’s License
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Where to Buy New and Used Bicycles in Tokyo
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Why is the Practical Driver's License Test in Japan So Challenging?
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How to Renew Your Japanese Driving License
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Where can you charge your electric vehicle (EV)？ How can you charge it at home?
Sales of electric vehicles are increasing as p…
Japanese Trains Demystified: Taming Tokyo’s Complex Sytems
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Driving on Japan’s Highways and Toll Roads
For those new to driving in Japan, using the highways and toll roads can be an exciting opportunity to see some of the best of the country’s destinations that public transportation doesn’t offer convenient access to. It can also be a daunting prospect if you aren’t used to the way Japanese roads work. This guide covers everything you need to know to have a fun and rewarding experience driving on Japan’s major roadways, including information and tips on everything highway related, including toll roads, road signs, accessing highways, and service stations.
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Japan Traffic Violations: Demerit Point System & Ticket Colors
Whether you have an international permit or a Japanese driver’s license, Japan’s driving rules remain the same — as do the punishments if you’re caught violating them. If you’re concerned about staying on the right side of the law while behind the wheel, keep reading to find out the basics on Japan’s traffic violations and ticketing system, so you don’t get caught unawares and possibly lose your license.
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Parking in Japan: What to Know before Getting on the Road
As with anywhere in the world, driving to any destination involves finding a parking spot for your vehicle. When driving in Japan, especially in highly populated cities like Tokyo, finding a parking spot make take some time and planning. Drivers who are new to Japan may also need to bear in mind parking rules and practices common to locals. This guide covers information and tips on parking signs, different places to park, rules, and parking etiquette, to help make the end of your journey a stress-free experience.
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Driving Stickers in Japan
Have you ever seen driving stickers on cars in Japan? There are very specific stickers that are required by law to be placed on cars belonging to certain classes of drivers. The reason you see these is because they are there to tell other drivers to be cautious around vehicles bearing these symbols.
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Gas Stations in Japan - How to fill up
If you own a car or for whatever other reason need to drive in Japan, then you have no doubt become acquainted with the Japanese gas station. Originally, Japanese gas stations were full-service only, with a few attendants waiting around for customers and then providing their service energetically with a smile. Self-service gas stations are becoming more and more common these days.
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How to Share, Rent Bikes in Tokyo
In this article, you'll discover about English-speaking shared-bike services, rental bicycles for parents to ride with their children, English-speaking cycling excursions, and cycling groups in Tokyo.
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