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 Getting ThereGetting There by Air Practically all international visitors arrive at Narita Airport, which is approximately 40 miles east of central Tokyo. There exists an ample variety of ways to get to and from Narita, and inversely to what some travel agents will communicate you, you do not need a reservation for most of them. Getting There by Car Almost all travelers are disheartened from driving in Japan if the environment isn't familiar or they don't understand the language. Getting There by Bus Tokyo possesses a wide bus system, but it's not functional for tourists as the drivers don't speak English and all the stop names are in Japanese. Getting There by Rail The interesting transport way like the Shinkansen bullet trains cross the country, it is connecting Tokyo with most Japan's main cities. This system is fast, efficient, maybe it is a little expensive way to travel in Japan. |
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