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New policy seeks to remove additional financial burden in a country where not taking the train often isn’t an option.
If luck’s on your side, you can save 83 percent off normal train fare, and even if it’s not, you’ll still save at least 34.
Suica and Pasmo have become an ubiquitous part of life and travel in Japan, but you can’t get a new card for either.
Japan’s high-speed trains don’t have designated stroller spots onboard, so where should parents put theirs?