Asahi Taxi
Asahi Taxi is a taxi and tourism operator based in Fukuyama, Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan, founded in 1935.
Last updated September 16, 2026
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Overview
Asahi Taxi Co., Ltd. is a taxi operator based in Fukuyama, Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan. According to its official website, it was founded in 1935 by Ichiro Yamada in front of Fukuyama Station, and today operates around 200 vehicles in the Fukuyama (Bingo) area. Beyond standard taxi services, it provides sightseeing, airport fixed-fare taxi, welfare vehicles, childcare taxi, and bus tours, and also runs food and vehicle-maintenance businesses. The company introduced Green Slow Mobility in Tomonoura in 2018.
History
Asahi Taxi was founded in 1935 by Ichiro Yamada in front of Fukuyama Station. It has grown into a company operating around 200 vehicles in the Fukuyama (Bingo) area, providing not only standard taxi services but also sightseeing and business transportation. In 2018, it launched Green Slow Mobility in Tomonoura, which the company states was the first green-plate initiative in the taxi industry nationwide.
Products and positioning
Regional taxi and mobility provider in the Bingo area of Hiroshima Prefecture, emphasizing safety, comfort, and environmental initiatives.
Taxi service
24-hour taxi service with automatic dispatch system.
Airport fixed-fare taxi
Fixed-fare taxi between Fukuyama city and Hiroshima Airport or Okayama Airport.
Sightseeing taxi
Sightseeing tours by taxi, suitable for small groups.
Bus tours
Bus tours available for individuals and groups.
Welfare vehicles
Taxis for large groups and wheelchair-accessible care taxis.
Childcare taxi
Taxi service for children's school and lesson pick-ups, and for pregnant women.
Vehicle inspection and maintenance
Vehicle inspection, maintenance, body repair, and coating services.
Food services
Bakery, set meal, catering, and cafe operations.
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