Japanese railway map creation site

Customize the railroad map

For example, if you want to make only the JR Yokosuka line stand out, or if you want to create a route map in Chiba prefecture, we will fulfill your request.
Add fictitious express

You can add your own fictitious original express that does not exist in this world to the route map.
Add a fictitious new railroad

A railway line that does not exist in this world is easily reflected on the map with just a click or a tap.

Supports multiple languages

The site supports Japanese and English. You can select Kanji, Hiragana, or Latin Alphabet for the station name display.

Site supports English

The site supports Japanese and English. You can select kanji, hiragana, or romaji (ratin alphabet) for the station name display.
Hiragana display

All station names can be displayed in hiragana. It is also possible to visualize station names that are difficult to read, and to create route maps for children.
Alphabet display

All lines and station names can be displayed in latin alphabet. You can also customize and create route maps for overseas.

Of course it's free

Even if you don't have design knowledge or skills, or don't have a Photoshop or Illustrator, you can create an original route map on this site. It is free of charge. Easy to operate. Just follow the on-screen instructions and you can create a route map in just a few minutes.

Let's create a route map

Please select the prefecture for which you want to create a route map. When creating a wide-area route map that spans prefectures, first select the prefecture that will be the starting point.

Contents: Hokkaido and Tohoku region; Kanto region; Koshinetsu and Hokuriku region; Tokai region; Kansai region; Chugoku and Shikoku region; Kyusyu and Okinawa region

Hokkaido and Tohoku region

Hokkaido and Tohoku region It is an area with many routes of JR Hokkaido and JR East. It has the largest number of Shinkansen lines in Japan, with four lines: the Hokkaido Shinkansen, the Tohoku Shinkansen, the Akita Shinkansen, and the Yamagata Shinkansen. Compared to other areas, the number of active lines is slightly less, but the number of discontinued lines is quite large. Especially in Hokkaido, there are many abandoned railway lines.

Create a railway route map of Hokkaido prefecture

Create a railway route map of Aomori prefecture

Create a railway route map of Iwate prefecture

Create a railway route map of Miyagi prefecture

Create a railway route map of Akita prefecture

Create a railway route map of Yamagata prefecture

Create a railway route map of Fukushima prefecture

Kanto region

Kanto regio It is the area with the most train lines in Japan. In addition to JR East, there are many routes of major private railway companies such as Tobu, Seibu, Tokyu, and Keisei. Tokyo and Kanagawa used to have streetcars and trolleybuses. Therefore, the number of abandoned lines is quite large.

Create a railway route map of Ibaraki prefecture

Create a railway route map of Tochigi prefecture

Create a railway route map of Gunma prefecture

Create a railway route map of Saitama prefecture

Create a railway route map of Chiba prefecture

Create a railway route map of Tokyo prefecture

Create a railway route map of Kanagawa prefecture

Koshinetsu and Hokuriku region

Koshinetsu and Hokuriku region This is the inland area and Sea of Japan side area of the Chubu region. Niigata Prefecture has many JR East routes, and other prefectures have many JR West routes. The Hokuriku Shinkansen runs through the area. There are also several private railway lines that were born with the opening of the Hokuriku Shinkansen.

Create a railway route map of Niigata prefecture

Create a railway route map of Toyama prefecture

Create a railway route map of Ishikawa prefecture

Create a railway route map of Fukui prefecture

Create a railway route map of Yamanashi prefecture

Create a railway route map of Nagano prefecture

Tokai region

Tokai region It is an area that includes three prefectures on the Pacific side of the Chubu region plus Mie prefecture in the Kansai region. There are many JR Tokai lines, and the Tokaido Shinkansen runs through the area. In addition, Meitetsu and Kintetsu, which are major private railways, have many lines. Due to the influence of streetcars that once existed in Nagoya City, there are also many discontinued lines.

Create a railway route map of Gifu prefecture

Create a railway route map of Shizuoka prefecture

Create a railway route map of Aichi prefecture

Create a railway route map of Mie prefecture

Kansai region

Kansai region It is an area with many lines of JR West. There are many major private railway lines such as Hankyu, Kintetsu, and Nankai. Due to the influence of streetcars running in big cities such as Osaka, Kyoto, and Kobe, there are many abandoned lines.

Create a railway route map of Shiga prefecture

Create a railway route map of Kyoto prefecture

Create a railway route map of Osaka prefecture

Create a railway route map of Hyogo prefecture

Create a railway route map of Nara prefecture

Create a railway route map of Wakayama prefecture

Chugoku and Shikoku region

Chugoku and Shikoku region JR West has many routes in the Sanyo and Sanin regions, and the Shikoku region has many JR Shikoku routes. Many cities have trams, and most of them are still in operation. Although there are no major private railway lines, but small private railway companies have lines in each prefecture.

Create a railway route map of Tottori prefecture

Create a railway route map of Shimane prefecture

Create a railway route map of Okayama prefecture

Create a railway route map of Hiroshima prefecture

Create a railway route map of Yamaguchi prefecture

Create a railway route map of Tokushima prefecture

Create a railway route map of Kagawa prefecture

Create a railway route map of Ehime prefecture

Create a railway route map of Kochi prefecture

Kyusyu and Okinawa region

Kyusyu region It is an area with many lines of JR Kyushu. Fukuoka Prefecture has many lines, including the major private railway company Nishi-Nippon Railroad and the subway. In Nagasaki, Kumamoto, and Kagoshima, there are still active streetcars. There is only one active line in Okinawa, but there are discontinued lines.