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Tokyo Rail Typing
Type station names. Race across Japan's rail network.
Tokyo Rail Typing turns Japanese station names into a fast, visual typing game. Pick from 52 routes across Tokyo and Osaka, choose a direction, and type each station’s romaji to move your train. It supports common romaji variants such as shi/si and tsu/tu, tracks WPM, accuracy and station splits, and includes personal bests, maps, train and stamp collections, plus real-time multiplayer races via shareable links. Free to play in the browser, with no sign-up required.
Top comment
Hi Product Hunt! 👋 I built Tokyo Rail Typing to make typing practice feel more like a journey than a drill. I love how Japanese rail lines turn a city into a memorable network, so every correctly typed station moves a train toward the next stop. The trickiest part was building a romaji engine that accepts natural alternatives such as shi/si, chi/ti, and tsu/tu without making mistakes feel punishing. The launch now includes 52 routes, detailed results, collections, and live races you can share with a friend. I’d love feedback on the routes you want next and anything that would make the experience more fun or useful for learners. Thanks for checking it out — have a good trip! 🚆
About Tokyo Rail Typing on Product Hunt
“Type station names. Race across Japan's rail network.”
Tokyo Rail Typing was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #50 on the daily leaderboard. Tokyo Rail Typing turns Japanese station names into a fast, visual typing game. Pick from 52 routes across Tokyo and Osaka, choose a direction, and type each station’s romaji to move your train. It supports common romaji variants such as shi/si and tsu/tu, tracks WPM, accuracy and station splits, and includes personal bests, maps, train and stamp collections, plus real-time multiplayer races via shareable links. Free to play in the browser, with no sign-up required.
On the analytics side, Tokyo Rail Typing competes within Education, Languages and Games — topics that collectively have 192.2k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Tokyo Rail Typing performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
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