Train Go Game vs OORA Train

It is an educational game of private railways of Tokyo! Heaps of attractive trains loved by boys. From babies to toddlers to children can play the game. The game has combination of fun music. It makes sound when a kid touches the Shinkansen! In addition, children react by playing. It is a fully loaded latest launch of intellectual application (application for children) for children! All free. This is the perfect application for stopping babies crying and for putting children to bed. The game has two modes: 1. Touch! Shinkansen trains mode. When a kid touches the Shinkansen appeared on the screen, music starts. 2. Moving! Shinkansen mode When a kid touches the Shinkansen appeared on the screen, trains start moving! When children strike repeatedly, they will just forget everything! ■ Appeared trains Tokyu 8500 series Tobu 9000 series Ginza Line 1000 series Sotetsu 8000 Seibu 2000 series Keisei 3500 series Keikyu 2100 series Chiyoda Line 6000 series Keio 8000 series Odakyu 8000 series ■ Introduction of illustrator ・Toihara Kazumi Toihara Kazumi is the educational cartoon writer for NHK’s popular TV program "The new Legends of Living Creatures, Darwin is Here!" (Kodansha Ltd., Publishers) and an active illustrator. ■ Ages 1 year, 2 years, 3 years, 4 years, and up to 5 years old ■ This is an application for infants and children who like music. ■ The children can enjoy the music in this application with mom and dad. ■ It stops children from crying and puts a smile on their faces when they get into the car or get on the train. ■ Great for children who love Thomas. ■ How to play There are no rules. Let the babies and the children play as they like. By matching the music with the rhythm, they can play like Taiko drum masters. Suitable as game and toy as well as in transportation, illustrations book and picture book for children in day care centers, nurseries and kindergartens.

OORA Train turns Japanese stations and train announcements into a practical language-learning experience. Explore stations across Japan, browse railway lines, and practice with real-style onboard announcements. Synchronized subtitles make it easy to connect what you hear with Japanese text, kana, romaji, and translation. Key features: • Search stations by name, reading, romaji, station code, line, or area • Use voice input to find Japanese place names quickly • Browse lines serving each station and open the full route view • Check station and route information, stop order, travel intervals, distance, first and last train data when available • Explore curated announcement lessons by railway line • Follow word-by-word highlighting while audio plays • Show or hide kana, romaji, and translation • Tap subtitle content to seek and repeat difficult phrases • Practice listening, pronunciation, and shadowing • Use station cards and system speech when you need help communicating OORA Train is a learning and travel-reference tool. It does not provide ticketing, navigation, or live railway operation information, and it is not affiliated with or endorsed by any railway operator.