Getting Around
Japan's transport network is a marvel. Here's how to navigate it with a stroller, a toddler, and luggage — without losing your mind.
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Getting Around Japan with Kids: The Complete Transport Guide
TL;DR Japan’s transport system is the easiest part of traveling here with kids — trains run on time, stations have […]
Taxis in Japan with Kids: Car Seats, Apps & Fares (2026)
TL;DR Car seats aren’t installed in Japanese taxis, and the law reflects that. Road Traffic Act Article 71-3 requires child […]
JR Pass with Kids: Is It Worth It? (Honest Guide)
TL;DR Children 6–11 pay exactly half the adult JR Pass price; kids under 6 ride free on a parent’s lap […]
Getting Around Japan with a Stroller: What Nobody Tells You
TL;DR Our recommendation as a twin-stroller family: choose Tokyo Metro or Toei Subway over JR when you have the option. […]
Tokyo from Haneda Airport with Kids: Step-by-Step Guide
TL;DR Haneda is close — most central Tokyo hotels are 15–45 minutes away, whichever option you choose Tokyo Monorail (~13 […]
Tokyo from Narita Airport with Kids: The Easiest Way
TL;DR Five realistic options: Narita Express (N’EX), Keisei Skyliner, Airport Limousine Bus, an ordinary metered taxi, and a pre-booked fixed-fare […]
IC Cards in Japan with Kids: Suica, Pasmo & Child Fares
TL;DR Children under 6 don’t need a card at all. They travel free with a paying adult (up to 2 […]
Navigating Tokyo’s Train System with Kids: A First-Timers Guide
TL;DR Kids under 6 ride free on all Tokyo trains (up to 2 per paying adult) Ages 6–11 pay half […]