If you're going to be traveling around Japan a fair bit, definitely opt for public transportation. To go between large cities or across long distances, the shinkansen (or, 'bullet train') is an excellent option, being both fast and efficient. The price may be a little higher than other ways of traveling, but the speech and experience is worth it. To travel within a city, check out the subway options. All major cities and many smaller ones have an extensive subway that should suit most, if not all, of your needs. Get ready to cram, though, especially if you'll be traveling first thing in the morning when everyone is heading to work or school. If you're in a less busy area, or are traveling only a short distance, bicycling is an excellent option. Since many people use bicycles, there are storage racks everywhere, including at subway stations if you need to switch transportation part-way to a destination. Biking is also an excellent way to get good scenic views! Whatever you do, though, do not drive a car. The streets are constantly clogged with both cars and people, and parking is virtually nonexistent.
The most efficient way to transport a boat to Japan is by using a cargo ship or a specialized boat transport service. This method allows for safe and secure transportation of the boat over long distances, ensuring it arrives in Japan in good condition.
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Japan Air Transport was created in 1928.
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By Bus or truck!!
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Japan Transport Safety Board was created in 2008.
Via air transport.
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By river or rail thats the answer by:dayday
The best way to transport your sports equipment is to either ship it to the place where you will be staying to or pack it up and have the plane take it with you.