Transport a Yokohama

La millor decisió que vaig prendre mentre anava de pressa de l'aeroport de Narita per agafar un transport cap a la zona del Mont Fuji. Per sort, et deixen i et recullen a la mateixa parada d'autobús. Així vaig poder agafar el meu autobús programat cap al Mont Fuji. Els autobusos van puntuals, no hi ha retards. Els seients són còmodes i prou grans. Vaig tenir una bona experiència. Potser tornaré a reservar la propera vegada.

Això em va ajudar molt a anar a tots els llocs on he estat a la zona de Kansai. Com que sóc nou en el funcionament del sistema de trens al Japó, tendeixo a perdre'm i amb aquest abonament mai m'he de preocupar de gastar diners extra en transport si acabo a l'estació equivocada, ja que és il·limitat.

The bus driver on the Bayside Blue line gives a really entertaining tour. He speaks into the microphone while driving, saying things like, "Your kindness makes everyone smile." At first, I wondered if he was involved in some kind of religious group. When we approached a curve, he'd say, "We're turning left, left, left... oh wait, my mistake, we're turning right!" Or, "I thought we were going to stop at this red light, but it immediately turned green!" The passengers started chuckling, and it created a really pleasant and fun atmosphere.

Aquest bitllet és molt útil, però l'únic inconvenient és que cal passar per un passadís manual. De vegades, en altres estacions no hi ha personal o ja han acabat la jornada, i cal utilitzar l'intercomunicador o passar directament. Altrament, és molt útil per anar a la muntanya Takao, a Enoshima o a Kawagoe. Bàsicament, només cal mostrar la pantalla del Tokyo PASS al mòbil. Es pot sortir des de la Terminal 1, 2 o 3 de l'aeroport de Narita sense cap cost addicional, i tampoc cal pagar en tornar al país. La validesa és de 5 dies i és totalment gratuït.

Mr. Li was our driver, and there were 6 adults in total (the children are quite large and already in high school). The driver was very kind, giving him a hundred points 💯. He would confirm the time the day before! He also drove slowly, allowing me to take pictures of the Shonan Monorail in Fujisawa 💕. Because the elders were almost 80 years old, they didn't have the energy to go to Enoshima station, so thankfully we chartered a car. We quickly got in the car and returned to the hotel, and the overtime was calculated reasonably. I hope the company can provide a larger vehicle for 6 adults in the future, otherwise it's a bit too cramped 😂 Cleanliness: Very good 👍 Service: Very good 👍

After arriving at Shibuya on the Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line, I went to pick up my item. If you follow the route to exits A0-A3, there's a restroom on your right. The pick-up counter is located across from it. Japanese citizens can also pick up items here. There was no need to show a passport or ID. I think being able to purchase and hold a Tokyu one-day pass in advance is a significant advantage.

This is very useful for a day trip to Yokohama, including lunch, when traveling to Tokyo. After exchanging your voucher for physical tickets (train ticket, meal voucher) at the Shibuya Station B1F Tourist Information Center, scan the QR code on the ticket envelope for detailed information on available restaurants and menus. From Shibuya Station, I took the Tokyu Toyoko Line express train and arrived at Yokohama Chinatown in just 50 minutes. I explored the beach park, dined at Hong Kong Daebanjeom in Chinatown, and then toured the tourist attractions along the Minatomirai Line. Highly recommended! You could also spend the morning in central Tokyo, then come here for an early dinner and a night view tour.