A station roulette that picks one random station from the 100 stations across all 6 Transportation Bureau City of Nagoya lines at the press of a button. Great for spontaneous stopovers, weekend walks, mini trips and choosing your next place to explore in Nagoya. Filter by line to draw stations only from the ones you select. The name "gacha" comes from Japanese capsule-toy vending machines (gachapon) — you never know what comes out!
Press the "Spin the Gacha" button and the roulette will cycle through lines and stations before landing on one. Tap the line chips at the top to switch lines on or off. Your recent results are kept in the history.
It is up to you what to do with the station you get. If you need ideas, try one of these.
Yes. No sign-up and no app install are needed; it runs in your browser.
All stations on the lines you have switched on go into one pool, and one is drawn with equal probability. Transfer stations count once per line, so stations served by many lines come up more often.
Yes. Tap a line chip at the top to switch that line off and exclude it from the draw. In the Tokyo version, the "Tokyo Metro" and "Toei Subway" chips switch a whole operator at once.
Your last 10 results are stored only in your browser on this device (localStorage) and are never sent to a server. You can clear the history from the menu at any time.
Use the X or LINE buttons or copy the link under the result. The shared link opens a dedicated page for that station.
It is based on public information at the time of creation. Please check each railway operator's official website for renamed stations and service status.