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Officially licensed by East Japan Railway Company, this modern mobile simulation developed by Ongakukan is notable for its highly realistic physics and live schedules.
This Ongakukan-developed Japanese train simulator focuses on the Kyushu Shinkansen, the high-speed rail network serving the southwestern island of Kyushu.
Released for the PlayStation 3, this Ongakukan title simulates the Taiwan High Speed Rail, distinguishing itself by using high-definition video of the actual route.
Developed by Ongakukan, this Japanese train simulator features the Yamanote Line loop in Tokyo, known for utilizing highly realistic actual video footage of the route.
Part of Ongakukan's PLUS series, this title simulates the JR East Chuo Line, a primary commuter and limited express route bisecting the Greater Tokyo Area.
Released for home consoles by Japanese developer Ongakukan, this game simulates the Keihan Electric Railway, an essential commuter line linking Osaka and Kyoto.
Developed by Sonic Powered, this simulation title models the Nagoya Railroad's Meitetsu Line, an extensive private railway network located in central Japan.
Part of the Japanese Rail Sim series by Sonic Powered, this title simulates driving passenger trains along the railway lines servicing the historic city of Kyoto.
This Nintendo 3DS title from Sonic Powered allows players to operate historic and commuter trains through the culturally rich railway network of Kyoto, Japan.
Released for mobile devices and computers by Sonic Powered, this simulator offers players a realistic driving experience along Kyoto's historic railway routes.
Train Simulator Chuo Line 201 Series is a 1995 debut rail sim from Ongakukan, using cab video to model the Nakano to Toyoda service.
Train Simulator Sagami Railway Main Line 9000 Series is a 1996 Ongakukan sim, modelling the Sotetsu service from Yokohama to Ebina.
Train Simulator Tokaido Main Line 211 Series is a 1995 Ongakukan cab-video sim covering the Kamonomiya to Totsuka segment.
Released for the Nintendo 3DS, this handheld Japanese simulator by Sonic Powered offers a 3D driving experience focusing on suburban railway commuter operations.
Train Simulator Tohoku Main Line 211 Series is a 1995 Ongakukan release using cab footage on the Toro to Mamada section north of Tokyo.
Train Simulator Deutsche Bahn West Rhine Railway is a 1997 Ongakukan German-route entry, covering the Rhine corridor from Bingen to Koblenz.
