@Trruckker It simple, there will be always a japanese symbol along with your destination in japan, you can just trace it

I love the Toyota Crown’s. I think they are great cars and wish they had them in N America.

good god, here in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, USA,…the taxis that are driving around are all spray painted yellow 80’s & 90’s Buick regales, & Pontiac 6000LE’s that are rusted & dented to shit,…im afraid I will catch a disease or the cab wont even make it to the destination,…let alone half dont even have working A/C for summer months when its hot….:-S

It is amazing what cleanliness, respect and safety accomplish on a collective scale, even for a simple taxi ride.

wow the mirrors ! are all the mirrors on all Japanese automobiles so far forward, or only taxi’s?

So its not just the trucks that are kept clean.

@TheJapanChannelDcom
“Maybe we should ask.. why other people like littering and making a mess…”
You are right !

That was pretty neat, thanks.

My Japanese friends always rub it in. They always point out the candy wrappers and cigarette burns in our taxies. Not to mention the hairy driver wearing a fishnet t-shirt. I’m so jealous!

do you ever get weird looks filming random things

@TheJapanChannelDcom

ever since i synced my youtube and google accounts together all the notifications go to gmail. you have to constantly unlink them to get them to go to my hotmail

I just wonder are all the things in japan clean neat and tidy because its a part of japanese culture and the do it just to keep the “harmony” or is it done out of pride for what they have. I know when here in the states there are people who do it cause they want to and then depending on where you live people who do it because they feel they have too, and of course there is the large majority that go inside and just dont give a shit. what would you say might be the reason