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Staying Home Can Be an Act of Care for Travel Companions
Noritomosan’s spirit of sharing also means accepting a cancelled journey and keeping companions connected while staying apart.
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Stories and practical guides about shared rides, road trips, and seasonal travel in Japan.
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Different Festival Favourites, One Agreed Return Time
Different festival favourites can share a car when the departure, equipment and return limits are agreed clearly.
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Different Teams, a Shared Journey
The 2019 football opening offers a chance to share the road while respecting different teams, timetables and match-day emotions.
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Include the Family Waiting at the End of the Journey
Include the family waiting at the destination when agreeing an arrival window and the final connection home.
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A Spring Journey Built Around People, Not a Blossom Forecast
A spring trip can offer shared time even when blossoms do not follow the hoped-for schedule.
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Sharing the Road Home after the Fireworks
Around the 2017 Sumidagawa fireworks, think about modest offers, clear return plans and respect for the host neighbourhood.
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A New Routine: Sharing a Journey You Already Make
Before spring routines change, consider the small promises that make a shared commute workable for both people.
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Disaster Prevention Day: Knowing When a Journey Helps
For Disaster Prevention Day, consider when transport helps, when staying away is kinder, and how to check an organised request.
