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.

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! 🚆

Rail Typing - Type station names. Race across Japan's rail network.

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