
Trains are the most economic and fastest way to move around in Japan. Nowadays many signs are bi-lingual but it still can be a little bit confusing to find the right platform and
train.Here are a couple of useful expressions which will help you to find your way by train.
Expressions
| Kanji | 「東京駅」に行きたいですが。 |
| Furigana | 「とうきょうえき」にいきたいですが。 |
| Romaji | [toukyou eki] ni ikitai desu ga. |
| English | I want to go to [Tokyo station]. |
| Kanji | 「山の手線」はどこですか? |
| Furigana | 「やまのてせん」はどこですか? |
| Romaji | [yamanote sen] wa doko desu ka? |
| English | Where is the [yamanote line]? |
| Kanji | この電車は「東京駅」行きですか? |
| Furigana | このでんしゃは「とうきょうえき」ゆきですか? |
| Romaji | kono densha wa [toukyou eki] yuki desuka? |
| English | Is this train going to [Tokyo station]? |
| Kanji | 「中央線」のホームはどこですか? |
| Furigana | 「ちゅうおうせん」のホームはどこですか? |
| Romaji | [chuuou sen] no hoomu wa doko desu ka? |
| English | Where is the platform for the [chuo line]? |
Vocabulary
| English | Romaji | Furigana | Kanji |
| change train | norikae | のりかえ | 乗り換え |
| last train | shuuden | しゅうでん | 終電 |
| station | eki | えき | 駅 |
| ticket | kippu | きっぷ | 切符 |
| ticket barrier | kaisatsuguchi | かいさつぐち | 改札口 |
| track number | hoomu | ホーム | ホーム |
| train | densha | でんしゃ | 電車 |
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