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第二次世界大战以后,日本政府十分重视交通问题,在修建高速公路、高速铁路和开辟国内外新航线等方面取得了令世人瞩目的成绩。到过日本的人都为其发达的交通感到吃惊,特别是以东京、大阪等为中心辐射全国各地的立体交通运输网和密集的多层次市内交通令人眼花缭乱。在日本,城市之间的主要交通工具是飞机和长途电车。飞机航班频繁而且非常安全准时;购买机票十分方便,只要提前几小时打电话预约即可;出入机场的手续也很简便,一般提前半小时到达机场就可顺利成行。大部分城市都修建了机场高速公路,因此,只要按预定的时间出发,一般不会误机。从60年代起,日本逐渐取消了蒸汽机和内燃机,
After the Second World War, the Japanese government attached great importance to traffic problems and made remarkable achievements in the construction of expressways, high-speed railways and opening up new domestic and overseas routes. Those who have been to Japan are amazed by the developed traffic. In particular, the three-dimensional transportation network and the dense multi-level city transport centering around Tokyo, Osaka and other places are dazzling. In Japan, the main means of transportation between cities is airplanes and long distance trams. Frequent and very safe flights on time; purchase tickets is very convenient, as long as a few hours in advance can make a reservation; out of the airport procedures are also very simple, generally arrived in the airport half an hour ahead of schedule. Most cities have built airport expressways, so long as the scheduled time departure, the general will not be missed. Since the 1960s, Japan gradually eliminated steam engines and internal combustion engines,