The man-powered transportation cart that began in Japan and spread throughout Asia in the 19th century. For your trip to Japan, after you've ridden the trains, planes, and automobiles, why not go for a tour the way aristocrats did?

Japan is known for its excellent transportation...This post focuses on three modes of transport in particular Night Bus, Airplane, Shinkansen and should hopefully help in any future travelling decisions!

Every day, millions of people experience the efficiency of the service and the frustration of rush hours. To that we shall add also the last train rush, because public transport shuts down more or less around midnight.

Japan has a transportation network that extends from the heights of its famed Shinkansen bullet trains down to bicycles. While the cost of traveling long distances can appear expensive at first, thrifty travelers can find a variety of discounts to make trips more affordable. Be sure to explore your options thoroughly to find what's best for your budget.

In Japan, the mostly commonly used public transportation is the train. I can say that you can go everywhere in Japan by train. It is the most convenient public transportation in Japan. Unfortunately, there's a bad side : rush hours in Japan are so horrible.

If you are looking for a faster and cheaper way to get between Kobe and Kansai International Airport than the bus or the train, you are in luck! Taking a ride on the Kobe – Kansai Airport Bay Shuttle is easy and cheap!

During my stay in Japan, it is kind of unfortunate if I do not use this chance well to explore the beauty of Japan. Because I do not have really much excess money, I usually arrange a low budget itinerary for my trip.