The software is based on three independent lines located in
Chicago,
Tokyo and
Kyoto,
Osaka. Series producer and Ongakukan
CEO Minoru Mukaiya's team has captured each line in
Full HD, including the stations which are located either in
Illinois or in Japan.
JR East Chūō Main Line (Tokyo) 201 series train Available line in Tokyo is the
East Japan Railway Company Chūō Main Line from the
Mitaka Station to the
Tokyo Station. Rolling stock is the
JR201 (201系). Stations are available in the following order: •
Mitaka •
Kichijōji •
Nishi-Ogikubo •
Ogikubo •
Asagaya •
Kōenji •
Nakano •
Higashi-Nakano •
Ōkubo •
Shinjuku •
Yoyogi •
Sendagaya •
Shinanomachi •
Yotsuya •
Iidabashi •
Suidōbashi •
Ochanomizu •
Kanda •
Tokyo CTA Brown Line (Chicago) 3200-Series train The
Chicago Transit Authority (CTA)
Brown Line (
Fullerton~
The Loop~Fullerton) includes 14 stations. A 4-car
CTA3200 'L' rolling stock train is available on this line. Stations are available in the following order: •
Fullerton •
Armitage •
Sedgwick •
Chicago •
Merchandise Mart •
Washington •
Quincy •
La Salle •
Library •
Adams •
Madison •
Randolph •
State/Lake •
Clark • Merchandise Mart • Chicago • Sedgwick • Armitage • Fullerton
KER Keihan Main Line (Kyoto, Osaka) 8000 series train The
Keihan Electric Railway Keihan Main Line (
Sanjō~
Yodoyabashi) is about 51 km. Available train is the
Keian 8000 (8000系). Stations are available in the following order: •
Demachiyanagi •
Marutamachi •
Sanjō •
Shijō •
Gojō •
Shichijō •
Tofukuji •
Tobakaido •
Fushimi-inari •
Fukakusa •
Fujinomori •
Sumizome •
Tambabashi •
Fushimi-momoyama •
Chushojima •
Yodo •
Yawatashi •
Hashimoto •
Kuzuha •
Makino •
Goten-yama •
Hirakatashi •
Hirakata-koen •
Kozenji •
Korien •
Neyagawashi •
Kayashima •
Owada •
Furukawabashi •
Kadomashi •
Nishisanso •
Moriguchishi •
Doi •
Takii •
Sembayashi •
Morishoji •
Sekime •
Noe •
Kyobashi •
Temmabashi •
Kitahama •
Yodoyabashi ==Modes==