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The transport system in Japan
Once cooled the earth, dinosaurs, and one wonderful summer day, I decided to go to Japan. On the transportation system in this country and I would like you, dear readers Yapa, said today.
In Japan, the public transport system is developed than anywhere else in the world. The reason is the high population density and in the cities where contain personal car is too expensive for the majority of citizens, and a large area of the country (for example, more than a third of the UK) and its length from north to south. But first things first.
© Amoled
It will be more than 40 photos.
Let's start with the Tokyo subway.
In the photo the entrance to the station Suehirocho Tokyo subway. It would look like the entrance to any station other than the major hubs. Subway in Tokyo - not deep bookmarks subjectively no deeper than 10-15 meters.
And here is the first difficulty faced by any tourist in Tokyo, and it - the first sign of progress. The fact that all the most popular public transportation system in Japan - fully automated. There are no conductors and cashiers. Buying a ticket is produced independently in such a machine. You must select the desired number on the screen to shower of coins and the machine will issue a ticket.
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In Japan, the public transport system is developed than anywhere else in the world. The reason is the high population density and in the cities where contain personal car is too expensive for the majority of citizens, and a large area of the country (for example, more than a third of the UK) and its length from north to south. But first things first.
© Amoled
It will be more than 40 photos.
Let's start with the Tokyo subway.
In the photo the entrance to the station Suehirocho Tokyo subway. It would look like the entrance to any station other than the major hubs. Subway in Tokyo - not deep bookmarks subjectively no deeper than 10-15 meters.
And here is the first difficulty faced by any tourist in Tokyo, and it - the first sign of progress. The fact that all the most popular public transportation system in Japan - fully automated. There are no conductors and cashiers. Buying a ticket is produced independently in such a machine. You must select the desired number on the screen to shower of coins and the machine will issue a ticket.
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