Not sure which app to choose when you want to catch a taxi in Saitama?

This article compares the coverage areas and fares of major taxi apps like GO, S.RIDE, and DiDi, and explains in detail how to choose by area for Omiya, Urawa, and Kawaguchi.

We’ll also introduce NearMe for airport transfers and long-distance trips.

Knowing the features of each app lets you smoothly call the best taxi for any situation.

Why a Booking App Is the Best Way to Call a Taxi in Saitama

The Latest 2026 Taxi Situation in Saitama

Saitama Prefecture, centered on Saitama City (Omiya, Urawa, Yono), is one of the greater Tokyo area’s major metropolitan regions, encompassing many cities including Kawaguchi, Tokorozawa, and Koshigaya.

While JR and private railway lines are well developed, residential neighborhoods and suburban areas far from stations have limited public transportation, making taxi demand very high in these areas.

As of 2026, major taxi apps such as GO, DiDi, and Uber are widely used throughout Saitama Prefecture, with the taxi app GO boasting the highest number of downloads among taxi apps at 35 million. As smartphones and dispatch apps have become more prevalent, the shift from calling a taxi by phone to “calling one via app” has been rapidly progressing.

GO Taxi also partners with a large number of taxi companies and vehicles, so arrival times after booking tend to be relatively short — in Saitama, it’s generally easier to find a nearby vehicle quickly with GO than with DiDi or S.RIDE.

Furthermore, more taxi companies now offer reassuring flat-rate services that can be booked in advance for both airport departures and arrivals, expanding the range of options to suit different needs.

Benefits of Using Taxi-Hailing Apps in Saitama

Compared to the traditional method of calling a taxi by phone, smartphone taxi-hailing apps offer a variety of benefits.

The table below summarizes the main reasons to use a booking app when taking a taxi in Saitama.

Benefit	Details
Faster dispatch	Automatically detects your location via GPS and searches for available vehicles nearby in real time. You can call the taxi with the shortest route immediately, without the hassle of giving your address over the phone.
Advance booking with time specification	For situations where you need to be picked up at a set time with certainty — such as an early-morning airport transfer or a wedding/funeral — you can book and specify the exact time.
Plenty of coupons and discounts	When using a taxi in Saitama, it pays to use the GO and DiDi apps — combining friend-referral coupons and coupons you get just for installing the app can add up to more than ¥3,000 in discounts.
Cashless payment support	These apps support a wide range of payment methods including credit cards, QR code payments, and e-money, allowing for smooth, cashless settlement.
Ability to check the vehicle and driver	You can check the vehicle’s license plate, driver information, and estimated arrival time in real time within the app, so you can wait with peace of mind.
High fare transparency	Some apps let you check an approximate fare before boarding, so you know “how much it will cost” in advance — reassuring even for long distances or airport transfers.

Another point worth noting is that booking a taxi via an app can sometimes make the pickup fee cheaper than booking by phone.

For radio dispatch, the pickup fee is ¥400 when ordering through the GO taxi app, versus ¥500 when ordering by phone — meaning app use can keep costs down.

DiDi Taxi also charges no additional fee for bookings with a specified date and time, whereas other taxi apps may charge more than the base fare, which can lead to significant savings.

DiDi also has a “DiDi Points Program” where you accumulate points the more you use the service, which can be applied toward discounts — a great option for anyone who wants to keep using taxis affordably over the long term.

In this way, when using a taxi in Saitama, booking via app rather than by phone gives you the trifecta of speed, savings, and peace of mind.

In the next section, we’ll do a thorough comparison of the major taxi-hailing apps actually usable in Saitama.

A Thorough Comparison of the Major Taxi-Hailing Apps in Saitama

There are several dispatch apps you can use to call a taxi in Saitama.

Each differs in coverage area, number of affiliated taxi companies, fare structure, and payment methods, so it’s important to choose the app that fits your particular use case.

Here, we’ll do a thorough comparison of the major taxi-hailing apps actually usable within Saitama Prefecture (GO, DiDi, S.RIDE, and Uber Taxi), looking at service content, coverage area, fares, and payment methods.

Service Content and Features of the Major Taxi Apps Available in Saitama

There are many taxi-hailing apps, including “DiDi,” “GO,” “S.RIDE,” and “Uber Taxi,” and each differs in how it’s used, its fare and fee structure, whether it supports cashless payment, and its coverage area. Knowing which app fits your travel style will make using taxis in Saitama much more comfortable.

Below is a summary of the main features of each app.

App Name	Key Features	Advance Booking	App Fee
GO	One of Japan’s largest dispatch apps, with over 30 million cumulative downloads. Efficient AI-powered dispatch	◎ (from as soon as 15 minutes to up to 7 days ahead)	Free (when using GO Pay)
DiDi	Zero fees is its strength. Has a points program. Average dispatch time of 5 minutes	◎ (no additional fee)	Free
S.RIDE	Simple one-slide dispatch operation. Supports QR code payment	○ (from 20 minutes to up to 6 days ahead, booking service fee applies)	Free (booking fee free for premium members)
Uber Taxi	Globally recognized. Usable with the same app overseas. Offers coupons	○	Free

GO has an AI-powered feature that quickly arranges a taxi, and you can also pay your fare entirely within the app using the in-app payment option “GO Pay.”

DiDi Taxi is a taxi app where “a taxi arrives in an average of 5 minutes,” and it positions itself as an affordable taxi app under the concept of “a taxi app with no fees, if you’re going to use one.”

S.RIDE offers intuitive, easy-to-understand operation — just open the app and complete a dispatch with a single slide — making it simple for anyone to book a taxi. It supports a variety of payment methods, advance booking, and free selection of vehicles with more spacious back seats, supporting a comfortable ride from before boarding to drop-off.

Coverage Areas and Dispatch Conditions in Saitama

One of the most important factors in choosing an app is whether it covers the area you want to ride in. Since Saitama Prefecture spans a wide range from urban centers to suburbs, coverage differs significantly between apps.

App Name	Approx. Number of Coverage Areas in Saitama	Main Coverage Areas (Saitama)
GO	54+ areas (the most within the prefecture)	Saitama City, Kawaguchi City, Kawagoe City, Tokorozawa City, Koshigaya City, Kumagaya City, Kasukabe City, Chichibu City, and more
DiDi	Focused mainly on major urban areas	Saitama City, Kawaguchi City, Kawagoe City, Koshigaya City, Ageo City, Asaka City, and more
S.RIDE	26 areas (focused on greater Tokyo)	Saitama City, Kawaguchi City, Kawagoe City, Koshigaya City, Soka City, Yashio City, Wako City, Niiza City, Asaka City, Shiki City, Fujimino City, and more
Uber Taxi	Focused mainly on major urban areas	Some areas including Saitama City, around Kawaguchi City

GO is available in 54 areas including Saitama City, so as long as you have GO downloaded, you can get around Saitama Prefecture smoothly. GO also lets you book in advance and choose your preferred dispatch date and time, letting you specify a time anywhere from as soon as 15 minutes ahead to up to 7 days ahead.

S.RIDE is available in 26 areas including Saitama City. Advance bookings can be made anywhere from 20 minutes to up to 6 days ahead, and a key feature is that the fare doesn’t increase even if you get caught in traffic.

GO Taxi partners with a large number of taxi companies and vehicles, which is why arrival times after booking tend to be relatively short — in Saitama, it’s generally easier to find a nearby vehicle quickly with GO than with DiDi or S.RIDE.

Saitama in particular sees many users for business and events, and taxis can be hard to secure at certain times of day, so having an advance booking feature is reassuring. It’s also handy for early-morning travel and airport access.

Fare Structure and Payment Methods

Even when using a taxi app, the metered fare itself is no different from a regular taxi.

That said, whether there’s an app fee, pickup fee, or booking service fee varies by app, so it’s important to compare the total cost.

App Name	App Fee	Advance Booking Fee	Supported Payment Methods	Coupons/Points
GO	¥100	AI booking arrangement fee: ¥370–¥980 (varies by area and supply/demand)	GO Pay (credit card, d Payment), cash, payment methods supported by each company	Discounts with referral codes, first-time coupons available
DiDi	Free (all areas)	Free	Credit card, debit card, PayPay, cash	First-time coupon worth up to ¥5,000, DiDi Points Program
S.RIDE	Free	Booking service fee applies (amount varies by conditions)	S.RIDE WALLET (QR code), credit card, cash (depends on taxi company)	Points-based rewards, first-time coupons available
Uber Taxi	Free	Varies by conditions	Credit card, PayPay, cash (some cases)	Occasional coupons (sometimes up to ¥2,000 off)

Some taxi apps charge an app fee, but with DiDi, the app fee is free in all areas, including Saitama. DiDi also charges no additional fee, so you can use it just like a regular dispatch.

Supporting electronic payments like PayPay in addition to credit cards means you can use the service without carrying a wallet, and the fact that everything from boarding to payment goes smoothly is a major benefit of using an app.

DiDi Taxi charges no additional fee for bookings with a specified date and time. Other taxi apps may charge more than the base fare, which can lead to significant savings.

With S.RIDE, you can check the fare and route in the app before boarding, and the fare won’t increase even if you get caught in traffic, so you can ride with peace of mind. S.RIDE also lets you pay cashlessly using S.RIDE WALLET even for a taxi you hail on the street or in front of a station. Once you board, simply scan the QR code shown on the tablet or sticker in the back seat using the app, and check the amount when you get off.

Note that coupon and campaign details for each app may change at any time. For the latest information, please check the official DiDi column (Saitama edition) or the official S.RIDE website.

[Featured] NearMe: Convenient for Airport Transfers and Long-Distance Trips from Saitama

Many people find getting from Saitama to Haneda or Narita Airport troublesome, given the train transfers and the hassle of carrying luggage.

NearMe, a shared-ride flat-rate taxi service, solves that problem.

Unlike a typical taxi app, its biggest feature is that multiple passengers share the same vehicle, significantly reducing costs while providing door-to-door transport from your home or a designated location to the airport with no transfers.

NearMe’s airport transfer service, “Airport Shuttle,” connects the airport with a designated location such as your home or a hotel, and thanks to shared riding, it can get you between the airport and your destination much more cheaply than a regular taxi.

Since some areas within Saitama Prefecture — including homes and areas near the nearest station — fall within the coverage area, it’s well worth considering as a means of airport access for those living in Omiya, Urawa, Kawaguchi, and similar areas.

NearMe’s Strength ① You Can Book Up to a Year in Advance

One of NearMe’s biggest strengths is its advance booking system, which lets you reserve early as soon as your travel or business trip plans are set.

Since you can book NearMe at the same time you purchase your airline ticket, you can eliminate the risk of being unable to find a taxi on the day of travel.

Booking in advance means you can use the service without worrying on the day itself, and since it operates 24 hours a day, it also accommodates early-morning and late-night flights. If you’re taking an early-morning flight from Saitama to Haneda or Narita and the first train of the day won’t get you there in time, NearMe can pick you up right in front of your home.

New bookings are generally accepted until 6:00 PM the day before your ride, but for Haneda and Narita flights only, same-day bookings are accepted if a shuttle is scheduled and has space available. However, bookings close once capacity is reached, so we recommend booking as early as possible once your travel plans are set.

Booking Timing	Availability	Notes
Right after making travel plans to a few months ahead	◎ Bookable	Early-bird discounts may apply for extra savings
Up to 6:00 PM the day before	○ Bookable	The standard booking deadline
Same day (Haneda/Narita flights only)	△ Bookable if space is available	Not bookable once capacity is reached

NearMe’s Strength ② Shared Riding Makes It Affordable

At the heart of why so many users choose NearMe is the overwhelming cost performance of “shared riding” (ride-sharing). Compared to a regular taxi fare, it can be used for up to 80% less (subject to variation, per the company’s own research), and you can save even more with early-bird and first-time discounts.

*Note: currently, only chartered (private) rides are available from within Saitama Prefecture.

Highway tolls and pickup fees are all included in the flat rate, and larger vehicles such as Hiace and Alphard minivans are also available, so you can travel easily even with a lot of luggage.

It’s well-suited to travel scenarios involving multiple suitcases, as well as golf trips where you’re carrying golf bags.

You can also travel to the airport together with a group of up to 9 people, and since a large vehicle is used for the transfer, even a lot of luggage fits in one vehicle — giving you a reassuring door-to-door service at a flat rate with no additional fees.

For family trips or groups of friends, this also has the added benefit of reducing the cost burden per person even further.

Mode of Transport	Approximate Fare	Door-to-Door	Handling of Large Amounts of Luggage
Regular taxi	Higher (metered)	○	△ (depends on vehicle type)
Limousine bus	Relatively cheap	× (requires travel to a bus stop)	△ (boarding/alighting is a hassle)
Train	Cheap	× (requires transfers)	× (especially inconvenient when crowded)
NearMe (shared ride)	Flat rate, up to 80% off	○	○ (supports large vehicles)

Furthermore, NearMe’s shared-ride service achieves a 59% reduction in carbon emissions compared to regular taxi rides, which is notable from an environmental standpoint as well. It’s an easy choice for eco-conscious users too.

NearMe’s Strength ③ Easy Booking via App

Another major appeal of NearMe is that you can book intuitively from a smartphone app.

When you enter the date, time, and location in the app, the dispatch information and fare are displayed, so if you’re happy with it, you can apply immediately. No complicated steps are needed, so even those unfamiliar with travel or business trips can use it with confidence.

The basic booking flow is as follows.

Step	Details
①	Enter your schedule, pickup location, number of passengers, and amount of luggage in the app and submit a booking request
②	You’ll be notified within 24 hours whether dispatch is available
③	Departure time, vehicle information, and route are finalized by 6:00 PM the day before
④	On the day, check the vehicle at the designated location and board
⑤	Travel to your destination (airport or home) with no transfers

Payment is made online by entering your credit card information, and after booking, you’ll be notified within 24 hours whether dispatch is available. There’s no need to prepare cash, and you won’t have any trouble with payment after boarding.

Riding with NearMe also lets you accumulate JAL, ANA, and StarFlyer miles, which is a benefit not to be missed for users who want to combine flights with NearMe to earn points.

If your flight is cancelled or delayed, NearMe offers free cancellation.

Even if your flight changes suddenly due to bad weather or other trouble, you don’t need to worry about unnecessary cancellation fees — a major source of peace of mind, especially for long-distance trips and overseas travel. When heading from Saitama to the airport, setting a pickup time with plenty of margin relative to your scheduled flight time will let you use the service with even greater peace of mind.

How to Choose a Taxi-Hailing App by Major Area in Saitama

When using taxi-hailing apps within Saitama Prefecture, the number of available vehicles, affiliated taxi companies, and congestion levels differ by area.

The three major terminal areas of Omiya, Urawa, and Kawaguchi, as well as event venues like Saitama Super Arena, each have their own tips for choosing and using the right app.

Knowing the characteristics of the area you’ll be using in advance can help reduce wait times and save on fares.

Calling a Taxi Around Omiya Station

Omiya Station is Saitama Prefecture’s largest terminal station, served by numerous lines including JR lines, the Shinkansen, and the Tobu Urban Park Line, making it the prefecture’s top spot for taxi demand.

Taxi stands are set up at both the east and west exits, but during the morning commuter rush or the late-night return-home hours from nightlife districts, long lines at the taxi stands are not uncommon.

In situations like this, the smartest approach is to use advance dispatch via an app to avoid the line at the taxi stand.

GO is available in 54 areas within Saitama Prefecture, including Saitama City, and allows advance bookings from as soon as 15 minutes ahead to up to 7 days ahead.

In the Omiya area, Nihon Kotsu Saitama operates in the Omiya district and is integrated with the GO app, so using GO makes dispatch smooth around Omiya. GO also tends to have relatively short arrival times after booking, since it partners with a large number of taxi companies and vehicles.

App Name	Omiya Area Coverage	Advance Booking	Recommended Scenario
GO	○ (covered)	As soon as 15 minutes ahead to up to 7 days ahead	Commuting, hospital visits, late-night trips home
S.RIDE	○ (covered)	20 minutes to up to 6 days ahead	Business use, urgent dispatch
DiDi	○ (covered)	○ (no additional fee)	Cost-conscious use, long-distance trips

After events end near Sonic City or Omiya Sonic City Hall at the west exit of Omiya Station, taxis are needed all at once. Placing a dispatch booking via app up to 30 minutes before the event ends lets you avoid the congestion and be sure of getting a ride.

Calling a Taxi Around Urawa Station

The area around Urawa Station is the administrative and business center of Saitama City, home to a concentration of offices and government buildings.

Business use is common on weekday daytimes, while nighttime sees many people heading home from restaurants and bars, so taxi demand stays steady throughout the day. In the area centered on the former city of Urawa, taxis serve the stations of Urawa, Kita-Urawa, Musashi-Urawa, and Naka-Urawa, and the taxi stand at the Royal Pines Hotel is also available.

Tsubame Taxi, based in Urawa Ward, supports the GO app, so dispatch through GO is also effective in the Urawa area.

In addition, S.RIDE is available in 26 areas including Saitama City, and its one-slide operation — calling a taxi directly using your location when you open the app — is a key feature. In Urawa, where there are many business professionals, S.RIDE’s convenience, with fewer steps needed to quickly dispatch a taxi, is especially highly regarded.

Scenario	Recommended App	Reason
Weekday commuting/business travel	S.RIDE / GO	Easy to use, fast dispatch
Heading home after a night out	GO / DiDi	Available even late at night, plenty of coupons
Hospital visits/transfers	GO	Advance booking and time specification available

Since GO and S.RIDE let you check a reference fare when requesting a dispatch, you can get a sense of the approximate fare before boarding. Trips from Urawa to Omiya or Saitama-Shintoshin tend to be relatively short distances, so it’s reassuring to check the fare in advance.

Calling a Taxi Around Kawaguchi Station

Kawaguchi City serves as the southern gateway to Saitama Prefecture, with good access to Tokyo and the Akabane area. The areas around Kawaguchi and Nishi-Kawaguchi Stations are packed with restaurants and commercial facilities, making them areas of especially strong taxi demand late at night.

Higashi-Kawaguchi Station is also a transfer point with the Saitama Railway, so there’s demand for access toward Saitama Stadium as well.

GO also covers Kawaguchi City, providing coverage across a wide area of Saitama Prefecture.

DiDi in particular charges no additional fee for advance bookings, making it a cost-effective option for long-distance trips from Kawaguchi into central Tokyo.

Since the area around Kawaguchi Station is close to the border with Tokyo, taxis from within Tokyo sometimes flow into the area, so it’s wise to compare multiple apps and choose whichever taxi can arrive the fastest.

Area	Characteristics	Recommended App
Around Kawaguchi Station	High late-night demand, borders Tokyo	GO / DiDi
Around Nishi-Kawaguchi Station	Many restaurants, heavy nighttime use	GO / S.RIDE
Around Higashi-Kawaguchi Station	Demand for travel toward the stadium	GO

When using a taxi late at night in the Kawaguchi area, installing multiple apps and choosing whichever has the most vehicles available for dispatch is effective for reducing wait times.

Using Taxis at Saitama Super Arena and Other Event Venues

Saitama Super Arena is one of Japan’s largest arena facilities, hosting concerts, martial arts events, and sporting events throughout the year.

With a capacity of up to 37,000 people, demand for taxis in the surrounding area spikes all at once right after an event ends, making it extremely difficult to hail a passing taxi.

On the day of an event, completing a dispatch booking via app 30 to 60 minutes before the event ends is the best strategy for a smooth trip home.

GO’s AI booking service uses AI-based demand forecasting to efficiently accept advance bookings, and is available when paying via GO Pay. During events where congestion is expected, it’s reassuring to use this AI booking feature to secure a ride early.

Saitama-Shintoshin Station is the nearest station to Saitama Super Arena, but the area around the station also gets very crowded after events. When specifying your pickup location in the app, choosing a relatively less crowded spot near the back entrance or parking lot exit rather than right in front of the arena makes it easier for the driver to reach you and board quickly.

The same measures are also effective after matches at Saitama Stadium 2002 (the Urawa Reds’ home stadium), which sees similar congestion.

Event Venue	Nearest Station	Congestion Peak	Recommended Action
Saitama Super Arena	Saitama-Shintoshin Station	15–30 minutes after the show ends	Book via GO’s AI booking 30–60 minutes before the show ends
Saitama Stadium 2002	Urawa-Misono Station	Up to 30 minutes after the match ends	Book via GO / DiDi before the match ends
Omiya Sonic City	Omiya Station	10–20 minutes after the show ends	Specify dispatch via app before the show ends

If you’re heading from around Saitama Super Arena with an airport transfer in mind, a flat-rate, advance-booking-based service is also worth considering. In some areas, flat-rate airport taxi services that can be cheaper than a regular taxi fare are also available via advance booking.

For trips with a strict schedule, such as an early-morning flight the day after an event, combining this kind of flat-rate, time-specified service with a dispatch app is the lowest-risk way to travel.

Tips for Using Taxis Smoothly in Saitama

To make the most of taxi apps, it’s important to understand the fare structure and booking rules in advance. Simply understanding how pickup fees, cancellation fees, and time-specified bookings work can help you avoid unexpected costs and missed rides.

About Pickup Fees and Cancellation Fees

When you request a dispatch via app or phone, a pickup fee is added on top of the ride fare in most cases. The pickup fee varies depending on the taxi company and the method of request.

Pickup fees vary by taxi company, with a rough guide of ¥0–200 in regional areas and around ¥300–500 in the greater Tokyo area. Amounts also vary by area and company within Saitama Prefecture, so it’s worth checking before using an app.

Also, when using the taxi app “GO,” a separate “app arrangement fee” of ¥100 is charged to the app operating company. For radio dispatch, a pickup fee of ¥400 is added for orders placed through the GO app, versus ¥500 for orders by phone.

Below is a summary of the main types of additional fees.

Fee Type	Details	Approximate Amount
Pickup fee (via app)	Fee added when requesting dispatch via app	Around ¥300–500
App arrangement fee (GO)	Fee paid to the app operator when using the GO app	¥100
In-car payment handling fee (GO)	Added when selecting “in-car payment” in the GO app	¥100
Time-specified booking fee	Fee added when booking with a specified departure time	Around ¥1,000
Cancellation fee	Charged for cancelling a certain amount of time after dispatch is confirmed	¥500 to the actual metered amount

Regarding cancellation fees, this fee is charged when a customer cancels a confirmed dispatch more than 3 minutes after confirmation for their own reasons, or when the driver cancels because the customer could not be identified 5 minutes or more after the taxi arrives at the pickup location. In the case of the GO app, this cancellation fee is ¥500.

For phone bookings as well, once an order is placed and dispatch is confirmed, a transport contract is considered established; some taxi companies will charge the full metered amount, including the pickup fee, if the customer cancels for their own reasons more than 5 minutes after dispatch is confirmed.

Whether by app or phone, it’s important to cancel promptly once a dispatch has been confirmed.

Points to Note About Time-Specified Bookings

For situations where you need a taxi at a set time with certainty — such as an early-morning airport transfer or a wedding/funeral — a time-specified booking is very convenient. However, different rules and additional fees may apply compared to a regular dispatch request.

For requests with a specified pickup time, some taxi companies add a booking fee of ¥1,000 per vehicle on top of the ¥500 radio pickup fee. When making a time-specified booking, keep in mind that both a pickup fee and a booking fee may be charged.

Also, for certain services such as flat-rate airport taxis, cancellations must be made at least 3 hours in advance; cancellations made after that for the customer’s own reasons will be charged the full flat-rate fare.

Furthermore, if the customer is more than 5 minutes late for the specified meeting time for reasons of their own, some services switch to a regular metered fare.

Here are the key points for avoiding mistakes with time-specified bookings.

Point to Note	Details
Check for additional fees	Time-specified bookings may incur a booking fee (around ¥1,000) on top of the pickup fee
Check the cancellation deadline	The free-cancellation deadline varies by service. Contact them early as a rule
Wait at the pickup location	The meter may start, or the taxi may leave, if you don’t board within 5 minutes of arrival
Book with plenty of lead time during busy periods	Book early during high-demand times such as the morning commute rush or right after events end
Understand the booking window	The booking start date varies by taxi company/app, so check before using the service

For radio dispatch, if you haven’t shown up by the arrival time, some companies will wait free of charge for up to 5 minutes after arrival, but will start the meter after that.

Also, if the customer can’t be reached, some companies may leave as soon as 5 minutes after the arrival time. In particular, it’s reassuring to be waiting at the pickup location 5–10 minutes before the meeting time.

While time-specified bookings offer high reliability, they can sometimes come at a higher cost. Using immediate dispatch for everyday trips and time-specified bookings for situations requiring strict punctuality, such as flights or weddings/funerals, and switching between the two depending on the scenario, is the biggest tip for using taxis smoothly in Saitama.

Summary

When using a taxi in Saitama, using a booking app such as GO or S.RIDE lets you reduce wait times and check fares in advance.

Multiple apps are available in the major areas of Omiya, Urawa, and Kawaguchi, so it’s convenient to switch between them depending on the scenario.

For airport transfers and long-distance trips, NearMe’s shared-ride service is a cost-effective option. Be sure to check pickup fees and cancellation fees in advance to enjoy smooth travel.