Taxi: Wheeling for the World’s Best Hospitality

[@kristons6010]

I always admire the Japanese culture of politeness and putting customers first. It's not always an easy thing to implement in a business.

[@PETBOY]

It is the CEO of MK Taxi who made the taxi culture in Japan. The CEO of MK Taxi is Korean(Yoo Bong-sik). It is not an exaggeration to say that he created Japan's transportation customer service. Originally, taxi services in Japan were very violent and were called murderer taxis. The relationship between the and Boss and the driver was very bad. The CEO wanted to take taxi services to pilot level. He was called the "revolutionary of the taxi service" industry Success in "human reform". There are in this connection many dissertation and books in Japan. At that time, Koreans were struggling to escape from the Japanese colony and struggling to live. Such a hidden history exists.

[@kristons6010]

@@PETBOY Wow thanks. That's an important part of history. I'm glad I know about it now.

[@PETBOY]

@@kristons6010 In Japan, it is evaluated as overturning the common sense of the industry and Japanese practices. The CEO was from a Christian family. he treated the employee like family. employee said it was unfamiliar at first. And in conjunction with the Olympics, MK Taxi held a foreigner hospitality campaign, thinking that taxis are a mirror of that country. A warm bond with the staff, high wages, and hospitality service have been passed on until now. Later, other taxi companies followed MK. Also, taxi fares in Japan are expensive.

[@jca8586]

I kinda wanna take a ride in one of these now lol just the politeness is great and how clean they are

[@RafaelLourenco2004]

Japan is my dream country! This is so great! You have my respect!🇯🇵👍🙂

[@zielsoN1]

great

[@thenbenagcz3931]

This is amazing 😚😚

[@mskahvj2924]

Whatever the Japanese do it will be perfect Great people