Care Taxi Navi

Care taxis in Japan that can assist you in English, Chinese and more

42 operators

A Japanese “care taxi” (介護タクシー, kaigo taxi) is a licensed taxi that carries passengers in a wheelchair or on a stretcher, with a driver trained to help you get in and out. The operators below have told us, or state on their own website, that they can communicate in a language other than Japanese — some through a translation app.

How to book

  1. Call the operator directly. Most take bookings by phone; booking at least one day ahead is safest.
  2. Tell them the pick-up place, destination, date and time, and whether you use a wheelchair, a reclining wheelchair or a stretcher.
  3. Fares: the regulated taxi fare for the area plus a care (assistance) fee — often around ¥1,000–1,500 — and equipment rental if needed. Please confirm the total when you book.
  4. Payment: cash is the most common. Ask in advance if you want to pay by card.

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Osaka 7 Aichi 4 Chiba 4 Hyogo 3 Kanagawa 3 Saitama 3 Gifu 2 Hiroshima 2 Hokkaido 2 Tokyo 2 Fukuoka 1 Kagoshima 1 Kumamoto 1 Miyazaki 1 Nagano 1 Nagasaki 1 Okayama 1 Okinawa 1 Shiga 1 Tokushima 1

Operators

Information comes from public records and from the operators themselves. Please confirm details directly with the operator before your trip.