Tabi and Mochi beginning their journey through Japan

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How Tabiflow works
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Choose your dates & destinations
Mochi gets your trip started.
2
Add places you want to visit
Tabi helps you build each day.
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Shape your days at your pace
Less cramming. More room to explore.
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Tokyo

Local travel info for your selected city.
 Mochi and Tabi at Kaminarimon, Senso-ji

Weather in Tokyo

Check the official forecast before heading out.

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Weather data: Open-Meteo. Official warnings: verify with JMA / JNTO Safety Tips / local guidance.

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Japan resources

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Essential links

Quick access to official resources and services.

Entry & arrival
Visit Japan Web, immigration, customs, and arrival essentials.
Mobile data
SIM cards, eSIMs, and Wi-Fi options.
Transport & rail
Trains, buses, transit passes, and getting around.
Hotels & ryokan
Where to stay in Japan.
Travel prep

Helpful tools and information before and during your trip.

Exchange rate

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For reference only. Your bank, card, ATM, or exchange counter may use different rates and fees.

Transit cards

Guide

Use for trains, buses, and many shops where accepted. Availability and rules can change. Verify with rail operators before travel.

Station guides

Official links

Tabiflow links to official sources - confirm details on the official site or with station staff.

Tokyo Station

Tokyo / Tokyo - 東京駅

Official source

Official station city information for Tokyo Station facilities, access, and services.

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Osaka Station

Osaka / Osaka - 大阪駅

Official source

Official station city information for Osaka Station facilities, access, and services.

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Kyoto Station

Kyoto / Kyoto - 京都駅

Official source

Official station building information for Kyoto Station facilities, access, and services.

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Nagoya Station

Nagoya / Aichi - 名古屋駅

Official source

Official towers information for Nagoya Station area facilities, access, and services.

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Hakata Station

Fukuoka / Fukuoka - 博多駅

Official source

Official city information for Hakata Station facilities, access, and services.

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Sapporo Station

Sapporo / Hokkaido - 札幌駅

Official source

Official tower information for Sapporo Station area facilities, access, and services.

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Tabiflow links to official station sources for convenience. Station layouts, lockers, services, access routes, and hours can change. Confirm important details on the official site or with station staff before relying on them.

Emergency numbers

Safety card
Police
110
Fire / Ambulance
119
Coast Guard
118
Japan Visitor Hotline
050-3816-2787
Hotline from overseas
+81-50-3816-2787
What to say
助けてくださいTasukete kudasaiHelp me, please.
警察を呼んでくださいKeisatsu o yonde kudasaiPlease call the police.
救急車を呼んでくださいKyuukyuusha o yonde kudasaiPlease call an ambulance.
ここが今いる場所ですKoko ga ima iru basho desuThis is my location.

In an emergency, follow local instructions and contact official emergency services.

Visit Japan Web / 2D code

Official checklist
Open official Visit Japan Web

Tabiflow does not generate or store Visit Japan Web codes. Use the official Visit Japan Web service and confirm current requirements before departure.

Trip prep checklist

Practical reminders before and during your trip. Tick what you have ready.

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Documents
Money & connectivity
Health & essentials
Electronics
Before leaving

Items are practical reminders, not legal requirements. Confirm entry rules with official sources such as Visit Japan Web.

Travel essentials are informational only. Weather, exchange rates, transit-card rules, emergency procedures, and entry processes can change. Always verify important details with official Japanese authorities, transport operators, financial providers, emergency services, and the official Visit Japan Web service before relying on them.

Learn before you go

Useful phrases, road signs, and quick travel practice.

Tabi and Mochi studying together in a library
Categories - 650 phrases
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Starter traveler dataset. Always follow posted signs and local rules.

Quiz Practice

Practice useful signs and phrases in a 5-question round.

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Mochi coaching the quiz

Mochi: Ready for a calm travel quiz?

Tabi giving travel clues

Tabi: I'll give clues from real Japan travel situations.

Choose a mode, then start when you're ready.

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About Tabiflow

A calmer way to plan your Japan trip.

Tabiflow helps travelers turn ideas into organized day plans so you can focus on the journey. Your itinerary stays at the center, while maps and tools provide the support you need.

Why Tabiflow exists

We built Tabiflow for travelers who want clarity and calm. It turns scattered ideas into simple, flexible day plans.

Planner-first by design

Your plan is always the focus. Maps, suggestions, and tools work together in the background to support it.

Tabi and Mochi exploring Kyoto together

Meet Tabi
and Mochi

Tabi is a curious tanuki who loves discovering local spots and hidden gems.

Mochi is a calm cat who keeps plans cozy, organized, and perfectly paced.

Together, they’re here to help you plan your Japan adventures.

Meet the team

Illustrated portrait of Mark

Mark

Founder & Lead Developer

Mark is the engineering mind behind Tabiflow, turning ideas into practical solutions. A natural tinkerer, he enjoys figuring out how things work, experimenting with electronics, and fixing almost anything he can get his hands on. When he’s not building or solving problems, he’s usually planning his next adventure or making memories with his family.

Illustrated portrait of Marie

Marie

Founder & Managing Director

Marie draws on her accounting experience across retail, nonprofit, and private equity to help keep Tabiflow on track. Outside of work, she enjoys a good book, scenic hikes, and Japan’s hot springs. She hopes to visit every onsen in Japan someday. At home, she’s supervised by Rex, the family’s tuxedo cat, who is quite certain she’s the real boss.

Illustrated portrait of Lysa

Lysa

Product & Ops Lead

Lysa brings experience across technology, marketing, and operations to Tabiflow, helping shape the user experience, build and improve the website, and keep launch plans moving. She enjoys combining creative and technical work when building a product. In her free time, she spends time with her family, tends to her plants, reads, and studies languages.