Shikoku is Japan’s smallest main island, known for its peaceful landscapes, dramatic coastlines, and the famous 88 Temple Pilgrimage.
Surrounded by the Seto Inland Sea and the Pacific Ocean, the island offers scenic railway journeys through mountains, rivers, and charming coastal towns.
This interactive map lets you explore how people travel throughout Shikoku by rail.
Follow the railway lines around one of Japan’s most tranquil and beautiful regions.
You may even discover a town or station you’d like to visit someday.
Shikoku Station Passenger Map (2019, 2021 & 2023)
Select any station to view passenger numbers for 2019, 2021, and 2023.
Whether you’re planning a trip, researching Japan’s railway network, or simply exploring the map, you’ll find stations throughout Shikoku.
How Has Station Usage Changed in Shikoku?
The map compares passenger numbers across three different years.
2019 shows travel before the COVID-19 pandemic.
2021 reflects a period when travel demand dropped significantly.
2023 shows how passenger numbers changed as travel recovered.
Some stations have become busier, while others have seen fewer passengers.
Each station tells a different story about how people live, work, and travel across Japan’s most peaceful main island.
A Railway Journey Around Shikoku
Railways circle the island through rugged mountains, quiet countryside, and beautiful coastlines, connecting historic castle towns, fishing villages, and gateway cities.
Explore the map and follow the railway lines around Japan’s most peaceful main island.
You may even discover a destination you’d like to visit one day.
Sources & Notes
Source: National Land Numerical Information (MLIT), Station Passenger Data (S12-23)
Station name kana and romanized names:
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Stations with the same name may appear separately when operated by different railway companies or railway lines.
