Arrive Relaxed. We'll Handle the Rest.
No more figuring out trains after a long flight.
No language barriers. No carrying luggage across busy stations.
Just step out of the airport and into your private ride—clean, spacious, and ready.
Pick-U offers smooth, direct transfers between Japan’s major airports and your hotel or Airbnb.
Book ahead and leave the rest to us.
- English-friendly, pre-arranged pickup — no need to explain directions
- We track your flight — driver adjusts if you're early or delayed
- No public transport hassle — door-to-door service, even late at night
- Room for real luggage — Alphard or Hiace, not a tight taxi
- Straight pricing — no hidden charges, no surprise tolls
- Support via email or WhatsApp chat — before and during your ride
Toyota Alphard
A premium 6-seater minivan ideal for families or small groups.
Quiet, comfortable ride with leather seating and smooth suspension—perfect for airport transfers.
Recommended for:
- 1–5 passengers
- Up to 5 standard 24" suitcases
- Oversized suitcases (over 24") count as two
- For every passenger fewer, one extra suitcase allowed
- Please choose number of passengers based on total luggage size
Toyota Hiace
A reliable 9-seater van for large groups or travelers with many or bulky bags.
Spacious, easy boarding—ideal for group tours or families with children.
Recommended for:
- 6–9 passengers
- Up to 9 standard 24" suitcases
- Oversized suitcases (over 24") count as two
- One extra suitcase allowed per empty seat
- Please choose number of passengers based on total luggage size
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Frequently Asked Questions
What if my flight is delayed?
We track your final arriving flight into Japan and adjust your pickup time accordingly.
How do I contact the driver on the day?
We’ll send you the driver’s name, phone number, and vehicle plate one day before your transfer.
Will the driver speak English?
Most of our drivers speak basic English. If you need help, we provide full support via WhatsApp or email before and during your trip.
Can I fit large luggage or ski/snowboard bags?
Yes, but oversized luggage counts as 2 seats.