Taxis featuring photos of Stray Kids members have started operating in Tokyo. It is said to be a collaboration commemorating their Japanese concerts and the release of their fourth Japanese mini-album, SUIATSU. Since it is a way to see the members off-stage, it caught my eye the moment I saw the news.

There are a total of eight vehicles featuring designs specific to each member, with one vehicle for each person. They are scheduled to operate in Tokyo's 23 wards, Musashino, and Mitaka areas from November 2 to December 6. Since a different member's image is featured on the car body in each photo, it seems you will be able to recognize them immediately if you encounter them on the street.

From November 9 to 15, 100 vehicles featuring video content in the back seats will also be in operation. Since the wrapped vehicles and video vehicles operate for different periods, you should check them separately. While you can select and call a collaboration vehicle through the app, it is said that you cannot choose and call a specific member's vehicle visible on the map.

They say that if you hail an eligible vehicle via the app, you can also receive a limited-quantity commemorative ride card. Distribution will end once the cards are sold out. It is an interesting idea that the anticipation, which usually lasts only inside the concert venue, extends into the travel time within the city. It seems like fitting news for the time spent waiting for the concert in Japan and the new album.