Manner Navi Japan

Onsen, shrines, trains, chopsticks, tipping—know Japan's dos, don'ts and "check first" at a glance. 71 cards, 10 categories. Fully offline. No map, no fees, no tracking.

Not sure if it's OK to do that in Japan? Manner Navi is an offline guide that shows what's fine, what's not, and what to check first—as simple, scene-by-scene cards you can read at a glance while you travel.

■ 71 manner cards across 10 categories Hot springs (onsen) / Shrines & temples / Trains / Convenience stores / Garbage & recycling / Restaurants / Chopstick etiquette / No-tipping culture / Izakaya / Public manners. The everyday situations every visitor runs into—covered.

■ Three colors, instant judgment ・○ (green) = Go ahead ・× (red) = Better not ・△ (yellow) = Depends on the place—check first Things that aren't black-and-white (like tattoos at an onsen) are shown honestly as △ instead of being forced into a yes/no.

■ Fully offline. No fees. No data collection. No connection needed after install—open it instantly even without mobile data abroad. No in-app purchases, no ads, and we don't collect your personal data.

■ Handy when you want to know ・How to bathe at an onsen or public bath ・How to pray properly at a shrine or temple ・How to behave on trains and in convenience stores ・How to hold chopsticks, or whether to tip

Use it as your pocket "Japan manners dictionary"—open it again and again, every trip and every situation.

― The Lumina Navi series ― We also make related apps to smooth your trip in Japan, such as Gomi Navi for sorting trash. Check them out, too.