【Japanese Podcast】Getting More Convenient? Japan's Train System
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【Japanese Podcast】Getting More Convenient? Japan's Train System
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After waiting in a 50-person line at the ticket counter, I started thinking about how Japan's train system is evolving.
In this episode, I talk about two recent changes: credit card tap-to-ride on Tokyo trains and a new bullet train that carries packages instead of people.
Whether you're planning a trip to Japan or just curious about Japanese infrastructure, this one's for you.
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00:00 Watching Baseball at Koshien
00:54 First Time at Koshien
01:30 50 People in Line at Midori no Madoguchi
02:56 How Do You Buy Train Tickets?
03:09 Credit Card Tap-to-Ride Starts in Tokyo
04:51 Why This Is Great for Tourists
05:05 What Is Suica?
06:29 My Experience in Singapore
07:37 Limitations to Know
08:13 Smart EX: Shinkansen Without the Line
09:08 What's Not Covered Yet
10:00 Japan's First Cargo-Only Shinkansen
10:41 What Is "Hako Byun"?
11:57 The 2024 Problem: Not Enough Truck Drivers
13:27 Fresh Fish by Bullet Train
14:13 Wrap-Up & Tips for Visitors
Hi, I'm Yosuke. I am a Japanese native, born and currently living in Japan.
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