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I took Tokyo's public water bus instead of a cruise. The $13 ticket was a cheaper, no-frills way to see the city.

In April, I explored Tokyo on a public water bus. The ticket cost $13 and I thought it was a refreshing break from the city's subways and trains. It was also much cheaper than other day cruise options ...
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Japan to launch first-ever bunk bed sleeper bus that's like a 'mobile hotel'

Exploring new cities is always exciting, but the price of travel and accommodation can put a real damper on things when planning a trip. But for those keen to visit Japan, the experience just got a ...
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Japan's NTT to deploy more than 1,000 autonomous buses and robot taxis

TOKYO -- Japanese telecommunications group NTT aims to deploy more than 1,000 self-driving buses and cars across the country by the 2030s, using its nationwide footprint to scale the technology and ...
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All Aboard the Kirby Train and Bus in Japan’s Hanshin Area

The decorated trains and buses are the first ones to launch. The trains primarily cover the Kobe-Sannomiya, Takarazuka, Osaka-Umeda, and Kyoto-Kawaramachi stations, and Hankyu has also provided a ...