When you take a train in Japan, you first buy a ticket at the ticket machine. You can check the fare to your destination on the map above the machine.
If you have an IC card, you don't have to buy a ticket every time, which is convenient. At the ticket gate you just touch the card lightly and walk through.
There are several kinds of trains, such as local and express. Express trains don't stop at small stations, so check before you get on.
When you change trains along the way, look carefully at the platform number. Many people are in a hurry and end up boarding a train going the opposite way.
Source: Kanjiyo biên soạn
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