Japanese man turns heads with Thai Tuk-Tuk rides in Tokyo

Photo courtesy of Jin From Japan (Tiktok)

A Japanese man, known as Jin From Japan on TikTok, has garnered attention after purchasing a Thai Tuk-Tuk to use as a passenger transport vehicle in Tokyo. He also offers a promotional deal of a free ride for the first three kilometres.

Jin revealed his unique travel method in Tokyo, which doesn’t cost a single yen, which is riding a Tuk-Tuk, operated by a man named Ryushacho. Ryushacho shared that he had visited Thailand and experienced riding a Tuk-Tuk around the city. This experience made him feel as if he had found true love and he fell deeply in love with the Tuk-Tuk rides.

When Ryushacho returned to Japan, he couldn’t stop thinking about the charming three-wheeled vehicle. Therefore, he decided to order a Tuk-Tuk from Thailand and registered the vehicle in Japan so that it could legally operate on the roads.

Ryushacho, who primarily owns a restaurant, loves driving the Tuk-Tuk in Tokyo the most now, reported Sanook. He’s even willing to offer the first three kilometres for free, just for the opportunity to drive. He wants everyone to experience a pleasant ride and be impressed by the experience of riding a Thai Tuk-tuk.

Tuk-tuk riding is one of the must-try activities in Thailand for all tourists. Riding a tuk-tuk in Thailand is not only a necessity but also a thrilling experience. These iconic three-wheeled vehicles are often more cost-effective and abundant than traditional cabs, provided you can master the art of haggling. Negotiating the fare beforehand is crucial to avoid surprises. Tuk-tuks weave through bustling streets, offering a unique perspective of the vibrant surroundings. Beyond convenience, the journey becomes an adventure in itself, embracing the local culture. Whether navigating city traffic or exploring scenic routes, a tuk-tuk ride adds an exciting dimension to your Thai travel experience, making it an essential and enjoyable mode of transportation.

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Samantha Rose

Samantha was a successful freelance journalist who worked with international news organisations before joining Thaiger. With a Bachelor's degree in Journalism from London, her global perspective on news and current affairs is influenced by her days in the UK, Singapore, and across Thailand. She now covers general stories related to Thailand.

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