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JR East President Yuji Fukasawa. JR East plans to raise its regular fares for train services on 16 lines in Tokyo and the prefectures of Kanagawa, Saitama, Chiba and Ibaraki, by 10 yen from around March 2023.
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We want to promote barrier-free accessibility and install more platform gates using the revenues.
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10 Yen, both ways, spread over most days of the year. Taro's company commuting costs just rose by around 50,000 Yen. Are companies OK with that? Not to mention the revenue from non work related travel. It's a large increase.
Sven Asai
Yes, of course, I am stupid and believe everything. So also here, that all the 10 yen go into barrier free measures instead of one yen into barrier free measures and nine yen into other budgets or private pockets. lol