So, you're curious about taxis in Japan? Brace yourself for an experience that's a mix of precision, politeness, and prices that might make your wallet wince. Japanese taxis are renowned for their immaculate cleanliness and courteous drivers, who often greet you with a bow. Expect to pay around ¥700-¥1000 (roughly AU$8-12) for the first few kilometres, with incremental increases thereafter—a tad pricier than your average Aussie fare. While hailing a taxi on the street is common, many prefer booking via apps or hotel concierge services. Oh, and don't be surprised if the doors open and close automatically; no need to flex those biceps. For used and new taxi vehicles, you might want to peek at tradingpost.com.au or carshowroom.com.au for comparable options.
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