Suzaku — Tokyo Compass

New to Tokyo? Suzaku turns your phone into a simple compass that points straight to any station, restaurant, or shop — and keeps pointing even offline.

Welcome to Tokyo.

Suzaku is a pocket compass for exploring the city. Instead of a map to decode, it gives you one clear thing: the direction to where you want to go.

Pick a destination — a train station, a restaurant, a shop, a park — and Suzaku's hand-drawn compass turns to point the way. Walk in that direction. When you're close, it lets you know. No blue dot to chase, no route to follow, no street names to read.

It's made for travelers. Search places by name in English, browse what's nearby by category, and once you've chosen a destination it keeps working even without a signal.

• A single full-screen compass — calm and easy to read at a glance • Search stations, restaurants, shops, cafés, parks and more • Browse nearby places by category • Works offline once a destination is set • English and Japanese • No account, no ads, no tracking — your location never leaves your phone

Put the map away. Just follow the needle.