Yokohama municipalty to begin advertisements on seats

Yokohama municipalty to begin advertisements on seats

YOKOHAMA, Japan - The Yokohama municipal government announced June 30 it will begin seat advertisements on city-run buses and subways. The fee for a bus costs between 520,000 yen and 780,000 yen and a subway car 1,050,000 yen.

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