This app simulates Japanese traffic lights for vehicles and pedestrians, offering both LED and incandescent types. Users can customize lighting cycles, control signals manually, and even link two devices via Bluetooth for interactive play or learning.
2.3.0
March 15, 2026
(1) Added pedestrian traffic lights with waiting time displays. (2) Added a new background setting. * To use the "Bluetooth® communication" function, please update to the latest version.
MoreJapanese Traffic Lights simulates both LED and incandescent types for vehicles, including standard 3-light signals and arrow signals. It also simulates pedestrian signals in both LED and incandescent forms.
Yes, you can change the lighting cycle by setting the number of seconds for each phase or by manually controlling the signals at any time. This applies to both vehicle and pedestrian lights.
Yes, the app allows traffic light control between two smartphones via Bluetooth communication, enabling interactive play or collaborative learning experiences.
No, this application is strictly for simulation, play, or learning purposes and cannot be used as an actual traffic light for real-world situations.
Japanese Traffic Lights is available for iPhones and iPods, as indicated by the supported devices list.
The app was last updated on March 15, 2026, with version 2.3.0. This suggests a relatively recent update, though future frequency is not specified.
Yes, Japanese Traffic Lights contains advertisements. This is indicated by the 'hasAds' flag being true.
The app has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for young children and general audiences.
