Japanese taxis have started delivering food. How is the delivery fee calculated?

This year, due to the impact of the epidemic, many industries have been affected. But our country has done a good job in epidemic prevention and control. In April this year, all walks of life in our country slowly returned to normal. Recently, a news was reported on the Internet that taxis in Japan have begun delivering food. We all know that takeout usually has dedicated personnel delivering it, and the delivery fee is also determined by the distance. Many people will be curious about how the delivery fee is calculated?

In my daily life, the delivery fee for ordering takeout is generally around 4-5 yuan. However, the delivery fee for taxis delivering food in Japan has become a highlight. After reading this, netizens are complaining that the delivery fee is too high! There are similar reports on the Internet, it is 800 yen within two kilometers and increases by 500 yen for every two kilometers beyond two kilometers. Converted into RMB, the delivery fee for ordering takeout within two kilometers is about 53 yuan. After seeing it, netizens complained that the price of ordering takeout was not that expensive. Indeed, ordering an ordinary takeaway at noon in our country only costs about 20-30 yuan.

Due to the impact of the epidemic, many taxis in Japan are running empty and the number of customers has decreased significantly. The car is moving, the oil is burning, and the relevant departments also allow taxis to deliver food. But the editor feels that the delivery fee is indeed a bit high. Perhaps it is because the two countries have different life concepts. If it were a Chinese, I believe many people would not be able to accept it. However, using taxis to deliver food is also an innovation and saves a lot of resources to a certain extent. This is worth advocating, but the delivery fee is indeed too high!

The epidemic has had a great impact, especially in some Western countries. Our country's epidemic prevention and control has achieved great results, but there are also many imported people from abroad, so we should always be vigilant! Secondly, regarding the use of taxis to deliver food in Japan, many taxi companies also stated that this practice will continue. The above is my opinion. If it were you, would you be willing to spend more than 50 delivery fees to order takeout? Come and tell me what you think!