Japan Driving Guide
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Updated 23 Oct 2026 · rankings refresh through the day
DeveloperSHIN HOMMA
CategoryTravel
Price6.99 CAD
Released
Rating★ 0.0 (0)
Version1.0.0
Age rating12+
First seen by us
1 Oct 2026
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Japan Driving Guide on the App Store
App details
App ID
6794838881
Publisher
SHIN HOMMA
On the store since
Aug 2026
Under a year
Minimum OS
iOS 14.0+
iPhone 6s and later
Devices
iPhone · iPad
Universal purchase
Content rating
12+
1 content note below
Languages
1
EN
Size
3 MB
Also listed in
Reference
Content notesInfrequent/Mild Alcohol, Tobacco, or Drug Use or References
Where it ranks now
Every top chart it appears in across 30 countries.
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About Japan Driving Guide
Renting a car unlocks the Japan that trains can't reach — and then the road starts speaking kanji. Stop signs shaped like nothing back home, parking lots with steel flaps that grab your wheels, three pump colors and a fuel called "light oil" that is definitely not for your little car. This app decodes all of it, completely offline.
DRIVE
Seventy plain-English entries on how driving here actually works. Driving 101: the left side, what documents you need, the zero-tolerance alcohol rule, real speed limits. Renting: the counter flow, insurance options translated into plain English, why you want the ETC card, kei cars and what actually fits your luggage. Rules of the road: the full-stop culture, railroad crossings, why nobody turns on red, center-line colors, the hazard-light thank-you. Expressways: toll tickets, purple ETC lanes vs green general lanes, service areas worth planning a trip around. City driving, countryside single-lane etiquette, wildlife hours, winter rules — and a calm, step-by-step chapter for accidents, breakdowns and the day you put the wrong fuel in.
ROAD SIGN DECODER
The 36 signs and road markings that actually matter to a visiting driver, drawn as clear illustrations and filterable by category: the inverted red stop triangle, no-entry circles, the yellow warning diamonds, the mysterious painted white diamond on the asphalt, ETC-lane purple, route-number "rice balls" and more. Tap any sign for what it means — and what to do about it.
PARK & FUEL
The two stops every driving day includes. Parking Decoder: the kanji on every signboard (full, vacant, monthly-contract, hourly, maximum charge), how flap lots and gate lots work, and why that empty "monthly" lot is not for you. Pump Decoder: the nationwide nozzle colors (red regular, yellow high-octane, green diesel), full-service phrases, self-service walkthrough including the static pad, and the famous kanji trap that puts diesel into kei cars.
PRE-DRIVE CHECKLIST
Twelve things sorted before you take the wheel — documents, child seats, ETC card, offline maps, cash — with your progress saved on the device.
PHRASES
30 sentences for the rental counter, the gas station, parking machines, police stops and trouble. Tap any one for a full-screen version you can simply show.
Plus full-text search across the whole guide, and a star list for the things you want to remember.
Works on a mountain road with no signal. No account, no ads, no network access, and nothing about you is collected. This is a reference guide — rules change and vary, so posted signs, officials and your rental company always have the final word.
DRIVE
Seventy plain-English entries on how driving here actually works. Driving 101: the left side, what documents you need, the zero-tolerance alcohol rule, real speed limits. Renting: the counter flow, insurance options translated into plain English, why you want the ETC card, kei cars and what actually fits your luggage. Rules of the road: the full-stop culture, railroad crossings, why nobody turns on red, center-line colors, the hazard-light thank-you. Expressways: toll tickets, purple ETC lanes vs green general lanes, service areas worth planning a trip around. City driving, countryside single-lane etiquette, wildlife hours, winter rules — and a calm, step-by-step chapter for accidents, breakdowns and the day you put the wrong fuel in.
ROAD SIGN DECODER
The 36 signs and road markings that actually matter to a visiting driver, drawn as clear illustrations and filterable by category: the inverted red stop triangle, no-entry circles, the yellow warning diamonds, the mysterious painted white diamond on the asphalt, ETC-lane purple, route-number "rice balls" and more. Tap any sign for what it means — and what to do about it.
PARK & FUEL
The two stops every driving day includes. Parking Decoder: the kanji on every signboard (full, vacant, monthly-contract, hourly, maximum charge), how flap lots and gate lots work, and why that empty "monthly" lot is not for you. Pump Decoder: the nationwide nozzle colors (red regular, yellow high-octane, green diesel), full-service phrases, self-service walkthrough including the static pad, and the famous kanji trap that puts diesel into kei cars.
PRE-DRIVE CHECKLIST
Twelve things sorted before you take the wheel — documents, child seats, ETC card, offline maps, cash — with your progress saved on the device.
PHRASES
30 sentences for the rental counter, the gas station, parking machines, police stops and trouble. Tap any one for a full-screen version you can simply show.
Plus full-text search across the whole guide, and a star list for the things you want to remember.
Works on a mountain road with no signal. No account, no ads, no network access, and nothing about you is collected. This is a reference guide — rules change and vary, so posted signs, officials and your rental company always have the final word.
Latest updates
1.0.0
