Nissan Rent-A-Car

Clear of instruction and people here is very friendly. But when you are using English to communicate, it is better to talk slowly. I asked for the child seats (2), one of that is not suitable. They help us to replace it and give us a instructions. It is nice. I had a out-of-power issue (electricity), they also help us to call the help to come and fix. Of course, you have to pay. The pay is covered from the insurance but not the car rental company. you will have to claim it afterwards.

My family of five hired a Nissan SUV here to spend our 2014 Christmas in Japan. We managed to put our five pieces of luggage and other items inside the car. Despite occasional rain and snow, we had a very pleasant time with the car!

Professional service. Speedy checkout

Nice staff services

It was normal from the procedure of renting a car to the check of return. If anything, I wonder if there are more foreigners originally. Currently, the story is different because of the new coronavirus. Since Kansai Airport is located in an independent place on the sea, it will always cross the airport connecting bridge (toll road), so you have to pay a toll fee (pay a round trip charge at the toll booth on the return route). What if the bridge is closed due to weather conditions or accidents? I thought about something I didn't need. To be honest, we recommend public transportation when going to major places in Osaka, Kyoto, Nara and Hyogo. The reason is that the road is very congested, there are many traffic lights, and the driving of local cars is quite rough. On the contrary, trains are substantial, there are many books, and both private railways and JR are running evenly. However, it is a different story in Wakayama prefecture, Nara suburbs, etc.