Haneda Airport Taxi❗First experience ride taxi in Japan❕More expensive than Jakarta Airport Taxi

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Taxi
To the average cost-conscious traveler in Japan's large cities, taxis are an expensive and unnecessary alternative to the efficient public transportation, although they can provide comfort and convenience to those with luggage, mobility issues or a larger travel budget.
In smaller cities, the countryside and in Kyoto, where public transportation tends to be less convenient, taking a taxi from the nearest train station to your destination can be a good option. And if you travel in groups of three or more people, taxis can also be an economical option for shorter rides.
Furthermore, taxis are often the only way of getting around once trains and buses stop operating around midnight, resulting in a sudden increase in their demand, especially on Friday and Saturday nights, when lines at taxi stands at train stations are not uncommon.
Japan will lift its ban on ridesharing in April 2024, but the availability of ridesharing is expected to remain severely limited even after the end of the ban because of strict limitations on where, when and by whom such services can be offered. Consequently, rideshare apps in Japan can currently be used to hail only taxis rather than private cars, and the situation is not expected to change dramatically in the near future.
How to use a taxi
To hail a taxi, either go to a taxi stand (usually located in front of train stations) or flag one down at a location where it is safe for it to stop. A plate on the dashboard in the lower corner of the windshield indicates whether a taxi is vacant or not. Usually, a red plate indicates that the taxi is vacant, while a green plate indicates the opposite (see illustration below). During the night a light on the roof of a taxi can indicate that the taxi is vacant. You can also call a taxi by phone, app or via your hotel reception; in large cities there is usually no additional charge for calling a taxi while in more rural areas a small fee may be charged.
When you board a taxi, note that the vehicle's left rear door is opened and closed remotely by the driver. You are not supposed to open or close the door by yourself, except when using a different door. If you do not speak Japanese or if your destination is not well-known, it is recommended to provide your driver the address of your destination or point it out on a map, since the Japanese address system can be confusing even to local taxi drivers.
Many taxis accept payment by credit card, and an increasing number accept payment by IC card, such as Suica. Stickers on the door often indicate accepted payment methods. When paying in cash, try to avoid paying small amounts with large bills. Tipping is not done in Japan.
In some regions, especially popular tourist areas, taxis are available for charter as sightseeing taxis with the taxi driver doubling as the tour guide. Although the language barrier might be a problem, in some areas there are taxi drivers with foreign language skills or sightseeing taxi services targeted specifically at foreign tourists. Sightseeing taxis typically cost around 20,000 yen for three hours, but a variety of plans is often available.
Taxi types and fares
Taxi drivers in Japan are generally trustworthy and will not try to take advantage of their clients. Licensed taxis can be recognized by their green license plates, as opposed to the white and yellow license plates of regular cars. In some places frequented by foreign tourists, such as Narita Airport, there are rare cases of unlicensed taxis showing up, which are better avoided. Fare calculation is almost always by the meter. The only exceptions are on a few popular tourist and airport routes where a predetermined, flat rate may be offered.
Taxi fares differ slightly according to the region, the company and the size of the vehicle. The common taxi cab in Japan seats up to four passengers (in addition to the driver) and have room for two suitcases. Larger taxis are available in smaller numbers and come with slightly higher fees. The commonly available "Toyota Japan Taxi" model (see photo at the top of this page) can accommodate a wheelchair instead of two passengers.
When using a standard four-passenger taxi, fares typically start around 400-750 yen for the first 1-2 kilometers and increase by around 80-100 yen for every additional 200-400 meters traveled. The cost also increases when the taxi is not moving for a prolonged time. Late in the evening (10pm to 5am), rates are raised by typically 20 percent. If the taxi uses expressways, the expressway tolls are added to the fare. Many companies provide discounts on longer distances, typically 10 percent on trips over 9000 yen.
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@Ofc_ERG99Projects 3 ай бұрын

Ditunggu walking around di jepang, coba walking around naik MRT Jepang line Shibuya & jalan² ke Shibuya Sky di Shibuya Scrabble Square (Versi Jepangnya Thamrin Nine Autograph Tower)

@WalkingAroundIndonesia 3 ай бұрын

ya bro.. sudah beberapa di upload video walking around di Jepang bro.. naik shinkansen kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJKveoFjapZlb80 di shibuya : kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIuYmnSLe86ric0 dan kzbin.info/www/bejne/o6vNZYCFlNFpfLs GIna, Kamata, Haneda Airport, Osaka, Umeda, Kyoto dan beberapa video di Japang dari Walking Around. playlist nya juga ada di Other Country. Terima kasih sudah berjalan jalan bersama kawan. salam sukses dan sehat selalu.

@RGold1203 3 ай бұрын

Waah kerenn walking around skrg trip ke Jepang 😎

@WalkingAroundIndonesia 3 ай бұрын

Hehhe iya bro. Dapat tiket promo.. Murah jadinya.. Terima kasih sudah menonton dan berjalan bersama kawan. salam sukses dan sehat selalu.

@rakhsanrazan4333 3 ай бұрын

Wow

@WalkingAroundIndonesia 3 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and walking with me my friend .. have a beautiful day.

@rakhsanrazan4333 3 ай бұрын

@@WalkingAroundIndonesia you’re welcome!

@najwaseiya 3 ай бұрын

Awesome views😍😍😍😍😍😍

@WalkingAroundIndonesia 3 ай бұрын

Thanks for visiting.. Thanks for watching and walking with me my friend .. have a nice day.

@explorewithmartha6297 3 ай бұрын

Klo bus, train ada di airport atau ngga tuh? Saya nikmati pemandangan Jepang 🤩👍🏾

@WalkingAroundIndonesia 3 ай бұрын

ada kak.. tetapi karena sudah terlalu malam.. keluar imigrasi jam 12 malam.. jadi sudah tidak ada kereta.. Terima kasih sudah berjalan jalan bersama kawan. salam sukses dan sehat selalu.

@evelinecarolinelienhuaming1184 3 ай бұрын

Woaw Daijibu Desuka?? That's Very Expensive Taxi Sir!!! Beware for the Price!!! Hontoni Koitsu Koitsumu. Yare Yare Daze!!! 💰🤑😌🤑💰

@WalkingAroundIndonesia 3 ай бұрын

That's right... this is expensive... six times more expensive than taxis in Jakarta. But I had to use a taxi because there were no trains to the city. Thanks for watching my friend.. have a nice day to walking around.

@idardarmawi1324 3 ай бұрын

Hader bang mantap jln-jln mlm naik taksi di Jepangnya bang keren😊👍

@WalkingAroundIndonesia 3 ай бұрын

ya kak.. taksi nya mahal.. jarak deket cuma 10 menitan.. biaya setara dengan rp. 300 ribuan lebih.. hehe. Terima kasih sudah berjalan jalan bersama kawan. salam sukses dan sehat selalu.

@RuddEdwardMchanchenSpotifyMusi 3 ай бұрын

1998 Hadir Mas 😊

@WalkingAroundIndonesia 3 ай бұрын

Wah.. mantap.. walking around kedatangan penjelajah waktu.. andai bisa melihat di tahun 1945 bro.. tolong lihatlah kondisi Jakarta waktu itu..

@Indra_fahri 3 ай бұрын

Time traveler itu nyata bro😅

@WalkingAroundIndonesia 3 ай бұрын

@@Indra_fahri iya nih.. lagi diminta ke tahun 1945 sebelum merdeka.. ntar ditunggu kabar doi..

@mdaffaalkhansa9447 3 ай бұрын

wah ke jepang ya... ditunggu walking around nya 😀

@WalkingAroundIndonesia 3 ай бұрын

Sudah ada beberapa kok brom.. cek di playlisr other country.. ada beberapa video nya.. Terima kasih sudah menonton dan berjalan bersama kawan. salam sukses dan sehat selalu.

@evilmanray5623 3 ай бұрын

Semoga tour paris,london sama venice hati hati sama copet

@WalkingAroundIndonesia 3 ай бұрын

Ya. Terima kasih perhatiannya.. Terima kasih sudah menonton dan berjalan bersama kawan. salam sukses dan sehat selalu.

@JabodetabekStreets 3 ай бұрын

Di jepang ada taxi online juga ga ya

@WalkingAroundIndonesia 3 ай бұрын

ya ada.. tetapi kalau di bandara terlihat harus antrian dan yang lewat aplikasi mungkin tidak di antrian ini.. cmiiw. Terima kasih sudah berjalan jalan bersama kawan. salam sukses dan sehat selalu.

@trepling 3 ай бұрын

wah horang kayah, naik taksi di jepang 😀 Lumayan itu 10 menitan perjalanan kena 300rb 😅

@WalkingAroundIndonesia 3 ай бұрын

Hahah tahu aja nih.. sudah terlanjur pesan hotel.. dan di imigrasi kemarin hampir 2 jam karena rameeee sekali.. dan akhirnya no train no train karena sudah jam 12 malam lebih.. akhirnya naik taksi.. benar 10 menit 300 ribuan.. jaraknya seperti dari bandara ke batu ceper tangerang lah.. kalau di Jakarta biayanya cuma rp. 50 ribuan sih.. Terima kasih sudah menonton dan berjalan bersama kawan. salam sukses dan sehat selalu.

@trepling 3 ай бұрын

@@WalkingAroundIndonesia Iya, sy waktu itu akhirnya tidur di bandara, nunggu kereta paginya jalan. Gk berani kalo naik taksi 😀 Sempat rekam bandaranya pas malem gk? Kan bs keluar di lantai 2 ato 3 itu, liat apron.

@WalkingAroundIndonesia 3 ай бұрын

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eYSTmIefbNuUo5I ini yang habis landed jalan ke pintu keluar nya.. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hHmTnnmdoKZqqrc dan ini yang full explore haneda sampai ke observations deck nya. Melihat pesawat take off dan landing di observations deck nya.

@Kost-mw6qq 3 ай бұрын

Dalam rangka apa bang ke jepang

@WalkingAroundIndonesia 3 ай бұрын

Halan halan saja bro.. dapat tiket promo murah .. video video walking around nya ada di playlist other country.. kemarin sempat nyobain shinkansen juga.. Terima kasih sudah menonton dan berjalan bersama kawan. salam sukses dan sehat selalu.