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If you know anything about Japans ridesharing industry you know it is pristine and Uber has had a tough time breaking into it. However, this summer, Uber will now connect passengers with local taxi drivers in Awaji, a remote island of 120,000 people and a dozen taxi companies. In other words, Uber will begin its expansion in Japan as a taxi dispatcher. Baby steps Uber, Baby steps.
http://amp.timeinc.net/fortune/2018/05/22/uber-japan-taxi?utm_source=quora&utm_medium=referral
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When Japan does fully allow Uber do you think the drivers will have to wear gloves like the taxi drivers?
Oh and instead of selling candy they should sell the same gloves to all the tourists haha
Oh wow, is Uber the first rideshare company in Japan?