Transportation Fee
交通費 · koutsuu-hi
Also known as: 交通費 · koutsuu-hi · Transportation Fee · 교통비 · 交通费 · 交通費 · transportation-fee
A transportation fee covers the actual cost incurred by the cast to travel to the meeting point or service location.
Transportation fee (koutsuu-hi) is a term used in Japan's nightlife industry to refer to the actual cost incurred by the cast (staff) to travel to the meeting point or service location.
This fee covers the round-trip transportation expenses from the cast's home or waiting area to the designated location, typically based on public transportation fares such as trains or buses. If a taxi is required, it is advisable to confirm this in advance.
Transportation fees are often charged separately from the service fee and are usually paid in cash directly to the cast or through the establishment. The amount varies depending on distance and time of day, so checking with the shop or cast beforehand ensures a smooth experience.
As a matter of etiquette, paying the transportation fee accurately and without haggling is important for building trust. Additionally, if travel from a distant location is required, be aware that additional fees may apply.
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This term is used when a customer covers the actual travel costs for the cast to move to a meeting point or service location.
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