たいちか - 台湾地下鉄の乗換案内

Taiwanese subway station names are written in inconsistently using Chinese characters, pinyin, and kana, making them difficult to search—Taichika is a Taiwanese subway app for Japanese travelers that allows you to search even if you only vaguely remember the station name.

■ You can get there even if you don't know the station name
- "Shilin," "Shilin," or "shilin"—any spelling is OK (supports hiragana, katakana, Chinese characters, and English)
- Search by location: Automatically links the nearest station to spot names such as "night market," "xiaolongbao," and "hot springs"
- Includes popular spots such as Shilin Night Market, Taipei 101, Yongkang Street, Jiufen area, and Pier-2 Art Center

■ Transfer information is completely offline
- Supports all lines of the Taipei Metro (MRT) + Taoyuan Airport MRT + Kaohsiung MRT + Kaohsiung Circular Light Rail (station data is built into the device)
- Displays estimated travel time, number of transfers, number of stations, and fare all in one place
- Easy-to-read transfer display with line colors. This service does not use your data allowance while traveling.

■ Designed for travelers
- Explains the difference between express and local trains on the Airport MRT
- "Taiwan MRT Basics": How to buy an EasyCard, rules against eating and drinking on trains (with fines), etiquette in the Boai Seats, and even where to stand on escalators.

No account registration required, no notifications. Your search results will not be sent to external parties.