Tokyo東京
Operator boundaries, station readings, and announcement scope still need review before practice can open.
JAPAN TRAIN & SUBWAY TYPING
Japanese station signs and onboard announcements become a route you can learn by moving through it. Choose an available city first, then select a line and type toward the next station.
Three operators, eight lines, station-name practice, and full subway-announcement practice are available on the dedicated city page.
Enter Fukuoka practice→CITY DIRECTORY
A compact urban network with municipal subway, JR Kyushu, and Nishitetsu lines. Learn station readings on the map, then continue with sentence-synchronized subway announcements.
Planned cities
Operator boundaries, station readings, and announcement scope still need review before practice can open.
The city is on the roadmap, but no Osaka practice content is published yet.
HOW PRACTICE WORKS
See the real network structure first, then decide which operator and route to practise.
Japanese, kana reading, and exact romaji input stay together while each correct character advances the train.
Where verified audio is available, each announcement phrase advances with your typing instead of playing ahead.
DATA & METHOD
Operator pages and route maps are used to review station names, line membership, order, and official romanization.
Kana, romaji, phrase boundaries, and locale-specific translations are aligned so learners can see what each input means.
A city becomes playable only after its route and learning data have been checked. Planned cities remain clearly unavailable.