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WHAT IS IT

Three railways, one airport, one rally —
66 spots across central Japan

A GPS-powered digital stamp rally connecting the Golden Route — with Nagoya at
its heart. Collect stamps at stations and sights, hit the goal, and claim your reward.
No app-hopping, no paper.

3+1

railways & airport
(Kintetsu / Meitetsu / JR Central + Chubu Centrair International Airport)

66

stamp spots
across the route

GPS

tap on location
— fully digital

HOW IT WORKS

Three steps to your reward

1

Start on your phone

Open the stamp rally site and you're
ready — no paper card to carry.

2

Tap stamps on location

Arrive at a station or sight and collect a
digital stamp by GPS.

3

Reach the goal & redeem

Meet the goal and pick up your reward
at one of the redemption locations.

You don't need all 66 — reach the goal your way (e.g. one stamp in Tokyo + one in Nagoya).
MODEL COURSES

Ten courses, three speeds

Routes that string the stamp spots into real trips — every course runs through
Nagoya. Pick your pace: unhurried, packed, or completionist.

STAMP SPOTS

All 66 stamp spots

Every spot on one map, colour-coded by area. Pick an area to zoom in and see the list.

TOKYOOSAKANAGOYA

Want photos, descriptions and access details for each spot? They are all on the stamp rally site.

REWARDS

The more you collect,
the better it gets

Rewards unlock by the number of stamps you collect. Pick them up at any
redemption location below.

5 stamps

Golden Route Original Stickers

Rally-exclusive stickers for your suitcase, laptop or journal. Five stamps and they're yours.

10 stamps

Golden Route Luggage Tag

An original tag for travelers who went the extra mile — it'll mark every journey after this one. Ten stamps to claim.

20 stamps

Golden Route Tote Bag

The top prize: an original tote roomy enough for souvenirs from Tokyo to Osaka. Twenty stamps unlocks it.

Only one reward per participant, per entry. No matter how many stamps you collect in total, you may exchange
for one reward only, and your choice cannot be changed once redeemed.
WHERE TO REDEEM

Eight redemption locations

Trade your stamps for rewards at any of these counters — from Tokyo to Osaka, and at Chubu Centrair International Airport.

TOKYO OSAKA NAGOYA
1
Kintetsu-Nagoya Station OfficeHours: 10:00–18:00
2
Osaka-Namba Station OfficeHours: 10:00–18:00
3
Osaka-Abenobashi Station OfficeHours: 10:00–18:00
4
Kyoto Station Office (Kintetsu)Hours: 10:00–18:00
5
MEITETSU Tourist Information CenterHours: 10:00–19:00
6
JR Tokai Tours, Nagoya BranchWeekdays 8:00–20:00 · Sat, Sun & holidays 8:00–19:00
7
JR Tokai Tours, Hirokojiguchi BranchWeekdays 8:00–20:00 · Sat, Sun & holidays 8:00–19:00
8
JR Tokai Tours, Tokyo BranchThrough Dec 20, 2026Weekdays 9:00–19:00 · Sat, Sun & holidays 9:00–18:00

Counter 8 (JR Tokai Tours, Tokyo Branch) exchanges rewards through December 20, 2026. All other counters stay open through March 31, 2027.

CREATORS ON THE RALLY

They rode it first

Three creators took the Shinkansen,
tapped the stamps, and filmed the model courses.

Creator — to be announced

Creator — to be announced

Creator — to be announced

GETTING AROUND

Plan with the railways & the airport

Heading for Golden Route? Each of the organizations below has
tickets, routes and travel info to get you there.

Kintetsu

Kintetsu

Sights and Asian Games venues across the Kansai–Nagoya area.

Unlimited ride tickets→
Meitetsu

Meitetsu

Getting around Nagoya and Aichi, including the games venues.

Timetables, fares & tickets→
Chubu Centrair International Airport

Chubu Centrair
International Airport

Chubu Centrair International Airport — The closest gateway to the Asian Games and Central Japan.

Tourist information→
JR Central

JR Central

The Shinkansen spine — Tokyo, Shizuoka, Nagoya and on to Osaka.

Book Shinkansen tickets→