When it comes to tourism in Japan,the most infamous example may be Kyoto, the former capital of the country. From serene shrines to bustling city attractions, and there’s no shortage of things to see and carry out in this town. Unfortunately,the density of tourists in Kyoto is straining Kyoto’s transportation infrastructure to its limits. While it is one of the largest cities in Japan, Kyoto’s infrastructure is underdeveloped, or in allotment due to the lack of damage suffered during World War II. Rail transport within the city is limited,so the majority of movement from place to place is done via Kyoto’s many bus lines. There are also a number of […]
Source: jpninfo.com