Japanese prefer to rent a car, but not to ride

Most people spend money on car rental because they have a purpose in mind, they need transportation and cars A popular way. But in Japan it's different.

Japanese Orix Leasing Rental Service recently discovered that its customers hired non-driver cars. The company has taken over the driving range and has seen some cars take back without a record No driving distance, which provides rental services and 1.2 million users, also reports this. To find out what happened, the two companies created a survey of their customers. What has been discovered has made it known to the contemporary process of privacy and privacy. 

The team found that rented cars were used as short-term workplaces, like Workplace, Storage, Phone charger, Food, Talk phone, Watch TV, Prepare for Halloween, and Practice Ripples. These are possible because the car rental service in Japan is very extensive. Customers can book cars for a few hours or throughout the day through smartphones that cost less than $4 for 30 minutes. The car can be found at 12,000 parking lots throughout Japan.