Introduction of Japanese subway

Japan's public transportation system is very developed, especially the Japanese subway is a means of transportation that people often use. Everyone wants to go to work by subway, which can save more time and money. Here are some detailed strategies to share with you.

Let me give a detailed introduction to the riding strategy and precautions of Tokyo Metro as an example:

The subway in Japan is quite developed and is the most important means of transportation in the daily life of local people. It's the same for us to take the Dachuan subway.

1, purchase tickets

There is usually a row of ticket vending machines at the entrance of every subway in Japan, and a specific route map will be set above the ticket vending machines. After entering the line in the ticket vending machine according to the determined line, the corresponding fare will appear at the bottom of the screen. After confirming the fare, select the number of tickets to be purchased, put in paper money or coins, and the ticket vending machine will automatically issue tickets.

I believe this is a piece of cake for students who have taken the Guangzhou subway.

The guiding language can also be switched in many languages, even if you don't know Japanese, don't worry.

There are three kinds of subway tickets in Japan: one-time ticket, daily ticket and monthly ticket. Under normal circumstances, one-time tickets or one-day tickets are more suitable for tourists who travel for a short time. If there is a one-day ticket, you can take the Tokyo subway.

Official website, Tokyo subway, you can query all kinds of ride information online, which is very convenient.

Subway fares in Japan are relatively expensive, and subway fares in different cities are different. Take the Tokyo subway ticket as an example:

Adult daily ticket: 7 10 yuan (about RMB 43 yuan

Children's daily ticket: 360 yen (about RMB 22 yuan)

One-time ticket: 120 yen (about RMB 7 yuan), and the fare will increase gradually after a certain kilometer.

2. rest stop

Just like in China, when the Japanese subway enters the station, swipe your card or choose an automatic ticket checking machine with an arrow. After inserting the ticket into the machine, you can pick it up at the front and enter the station.

However, unlike China, if tourists enter the station in the opposite direction, they need to re-enter, so be sure to confirm the route before entering the station.

Step 3 take the bus

Like Guangzhou, every line, station, ticket vending machine and subway car body in Japan will be marked with different colors, which is easier to identify. Remember the color of the route map and confirm the direction of the bus, so you won't make a mistake.

You can check the current station, the station you want to go to, the number of stations between two stations and other information above the door when you take the bus.

4. Transfer and withdrawal

Japanese subway interchange stations usually have instructions in Chinese, English and Japanese, and tourists only need to transfer according to the instructions.

After getting off the bus, you can check the exit number and the nearest station exit on the subway information board, and then you can leave the station.

After leaving the ticket gate, you can see the information around the station and the nearest exit on the yellow billboard near the ticket gate. All billboards have signs in Japanese and English.

If the ticket price is insufficient due to past stops or other reasons, you can make up the ticket at the ticket machine. The ticket replacement machine is set near the automatic ticket gate. After the ticket is inserted into the ticket replacement machine, the insufficient amount will be displayed. After the ticket is replenished, take a new ticket and insert it into the ticket gate to pass.

It should be noted that when using ordinary tickets, there is no refund after check-out. But the one-day pass will be returned after check-in. Remember to get the ticket back.

5. Basic etiquette for taking the Japanese subway.

As for giving up your seat, Japan does not advocate giving up your seat to the elderly, which is just the opposite of our country. Because the old people in Japan usually have the plot of not accepting the old, and they also feel that they have caused trouble to others.

Regarding the use of mobile phones, it's best to turn the phone into silent mode or turn down the volume when you are in the subway, and don't make any noise when you answer the phone. It is especially important to turn off the mobile phone next to the priority seat in the subway, because there are many people who use pacemakers in Japan, and the signal of the mobile phone will affect these people.

6. Female-only carriages on the Japanese subway

Tokyo Metro in Japan specially set up carriages for women during the morning rush hour to avoid sexual harassment caused by crowding during the rush hour.