Japan Travel & Road Map | Waterproof Guide for Rail & Road Travel

Your Indispensable Companion for Exploring Japan: A Waterproof Travel Map

Discover why Japan is one of the world's most captivating travel destinations with a map built for modern explorers. Our Japan Travel & Road Map is printed on durable, waterproof paper, ensuring it can withstand the elements, from a sudden rain shower in Tokyo to a humid day in Kyoto.

This comprehensive, double-sided map is your key to navigating Japan's world-class transportation network and incredible attractions with confidence and ease.

Key Features for Your Japanese Journey:

• Full Country Coverage: The northern portion of the country is on one side, and the southern portion on the other, providing a complete overview of Japan's islands.

• Master the Rail Network: Since most visitors travel by train, our map clearly shows both the high-speed Shinkansen lines (in red) and regular rail lines (in black), helping you plan your itinerary efficiently and accurately.

• Comprehensive Road Network: For travelers exploring by car, the map includes the entire motorway network and all main highways, along with detailed urban areas.

• Essential Insets for Top Cities & Islands:

  • Side One Insets: Navigate the sprawling cities of Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto with detailed street maps.

  • Side Two Insets: Explore the southern "outer" islands, including Okinawa and Satsunan, with dedicated inset maps.

• Top Tourist Attractions: Easily locate historic treasures, major tourist attractions, and a wide range of points of interest.

• Waterproof and Durable: Printed on high-quality plastic paper, this map is tear-resistant and waterproof, perfect for any travel condition.

Japan is a safe destination with a perfect blend of historic heritage and modern convenience. With heavy investment in tourism facilities like airports and cruise ports, this map is constantly updated to reflect the steady improvements to the Shinkansen and motorway systems.

Make this must-have map the first thing you pack. It's the ideal tool for exploring from the quiet streets of Nara and Kobe to the bustling hubs of Tokyo and Osaka.