- Name
- Ongakukan
- Abbreviation
- Founded
- 1 September 1985
- Location
- Setagaya-ku, Tokyo,Kantō,Japan
- Website
- http://www.ongakukan.co.jp/
- Aliases
Ongakukan
Setagaya-ku, Tokyo,Kantō,Japan
Ongakukan is a Japanese company which developed the Train Simulator series for the PC, Mac, PlayStation Portable, PlayStation 2 and PlayStation 3. It's games have never been released outside of Japan.
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Ongakukan is a Japanese company which developed the Train Simulator series for the PC, Mac, PlayStation Portable, PlayStation 2 and PlayStation 3. It's games have never been released outside of Japan.
Developed Games
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Train Simulator Real: The Keihin Kyuko (Game)
The 23rd installment of the Train Simulator series and the second on the PS2, revisiting the Keihin Electric Express Railway Main Line and some of its transfers.
Train Simulator Plus: East JR Chuo Line 2 (Game)
The 19th installment of the Train Simulator series and the sequel to the first installment, revisiting the Chuo Line from Otsuki to Tokyo.
Train Simulator: JR East Chuo Line Type 201 (Game)
The first entry in the FMV-based train simulation game series, which combines live footage with an interactive cab to give the impression that you are driving the train itself. It tasks players with driving a 201 Series electric train through the Chuo Line in Tokyo.
Mobile Train Simulator + Densha de Go!: Tōkyō Kyūkō-hen (Game)
A Japan train simulator for the PSP that used actual captured footage of Japanese subway transits.
Densha de Go! Tokubetsu-hen: Fukkatsu Shouwa no Yamanotesen (Game)
A handheld entry in the Densha de Go! series of electric train simulators, focusing solely on the Yamanote Line in Tokyo (with both modern and historical trains).
Train Simulator Real: The Yamanote Line (Game)
The 21st installment of the Train Simulator series and the first on the PS2, revisiting the Yamanote Line in Tokyo (this time through its outer loop) with much higher video fidelity and a new user interface.
Train Simulator Plus: Odakyu Electric Railway Odawara Line 2 (Game)
The 20th installment of the Train Simulator series and the sequel to the fourth installment, revisiting the Odawara Line completely from Tokyo to Odawara.
Train Simulator Plus: Keihan Electric Railway (Game)
The 18th installment of the Train Simulator series follows the Keihan Main Line from Osaka to Kyoto. It is the first with the "Plus" naming, featuring larger higher-quality video.
Published Games
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Railfan (Game)
A collaboration between the studios behind the Train Simulator and Densha de Go! series puts players in the cab of three trains in three rail lines (one in Tokyo, one linking Kyoto and Osaka, and one in Chicago) using real-life full-HD footage to simulate driving the trains.
Train Simulator Plus: East JR Chuo Line 2 (Game)
The 19th installment of the Train Simulator series and the sequel to the first installment, revisiting the Chuo Line from Otsuki to Tokyo.
Train Simulator: JR East Chuo Line Type 201 (Game)
The first entry in the FMV-based train simulation game series, which combines live footage with an interactive cab to give the impression that you are driving the train itself. It tasks players with driving a 201 Series electric train through the Chuo Line in Tokyo.
Train Simulator Plus: Odakyu Electric Railway Odawara Line 2 (Game)
The 20th installment of the Train Simulator series and the sequel to the fourth installment, revisiting the Odawara Line completely from Tokyo to Odawara.
Train Simulator Plus: Keihan Electric Railway (Game)
The 18th installment of the Train Simulator series follows the Keihan Main Line from Osaka to Kyoto. It is the first with the "Plus" naming, featuring larger higher-quality video.
Train Simulator: Kyushu Shinkansen (Game)
The 27th installment of the Train Simulator series and the sixth on the PS2, focusing on Tsubame train service after the completion of the titular Kyushu Shinkansen.
Train Simulator: Midosuji Line (Game)
The 24th installment of the Train Simulator series and the third on the PS2, focusing on the Midosuji Line through Osaka.