Keikenchi: Japan Travel Map

Your Japan travel tracker — now with all 47 prefectures.

Keikenchi (経県値 — "experience value") turns every trip to Japan into a
beautiful map of memories. Record every prefecture and municipality you've
visited, score each place by how deeply you experienced it, and share your
personal Japan map with friends.

Whether you're a first-time tourist, a long-term expat, a JET Programme
teacher, an anime pilgrimage fan, or a die-hard Japan lover planning your
next trip — Keikenchi makes your journey visible.

■ HOW IT WORKS
Score each place on a 6-level experience scale:
 ● 5 — Lived there
 ● 4 — Stayed overnight
 ● 3 — Walked around
 ● 2 — Set foot
 ● 1 — Passed through
 ● 0 — Never visited

Your map colors itself automatically as you log your travels.

■ FEATURES
• 48 maps — nationwide + all 47 prefectures with municipality-level detail
• Custom score sets — invent your own: "Onsen Level," "Anime Pilgrimage,"
  "Ramen Tour," "Castle Collector," anything
• Memos — up to 40 characters per location for trip logs, companions, and
  memories
• Tap to view — tap any region to see its score and memo instantly
• Share — export your map as an image for Instagram, X, and beyond
• Up to 200 maps — keep separate maps for "This Year," "With Family,"
  "Student Days," "Bucket List," or any theme you like
• Offline-first — your memories stay on your device

■ WHO IT'S FOR
• Tourists tracking where they've been in Japan
• Expats, JET teachers, and study-abroad students logging their postings
• Anime and manga fans recording seichi junrei (聖地巡礼) pilgrimages
• Business travelers turning work trips into memories
• Japan enthusiasts building a bucket list
• Hot spring hunters, ramen chasers, festival goers — make it yours

■ ABOUT KEIKENCHI
The concept of keikenchi ("experience value") was born on uub.jp, Japan's
beloved geography community. This app brings that spirit to your phone —
in your language.

Open the app, tap a place, and start your Japan map today.
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