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Travel Simulator Guide: The journey from Miami to Tokyo

[⛩️JAPAN] Travel Simulator
travel n what not, Playing 780, Rating 81.0%
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Overview

Travel Simulator takes you on a full roleplay vacation, starting in Miami, flying to Tokyo or New York, and exploring everything from airports and trains to restaurants and arcades. This guide walks you through the trip from start to finish and helps you earn all twelve badges along the way.

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01

The journey from Miami to Tokyo

Step
In short The game follows a set travel sequence, so knowing the order keeps you from getting lost.

Every run starts in Miami. From there you work your way through the airport, board a flight, land in Japan or New York, and ride the train into the city. Tokyo drops you near Shibuya, and New York puts you by Times Square.

  1. Start in Miami your trip begins here before anything else opens up.
  2. Head to the airport explore the terminal and find your flight to board.
  3. Arrive in Japan or New York both destinations are available from the same departure.
  4. Ride the train take it from the arrival point into Shibuya or Times Square to reach the main area.
  5. Start exploring once you hit the city, hotels, restaurants, shops and arcades are all open to you.
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02

Everything to do once you land

Summary
In short Tokyo alone packs in food, fashion, gaming, shopping and gacha, so there is plenty to do even if you stay in one city.

The Tokyo area is built around Shibuya and covers a wide range of activities. You can eat at several different spots, change your look, pull gacha capsules, play arcade games, and shop at more than one store. Up to 32 players share the same server, so you can do all of it with friends.

  • Dining ramen at MENYA KAZE, hotpot at SHIBU NABE, snacks at SUNNY MART, café drinks at HAVEN CAFÉ, and a meal at Miya Yokocho.
  • Fashion try on new outfits at KIRAMEKI or pick up items at MEGA MARKET.
  • Gacha pull a capsule at SORA GACHA.
  • Arcade play a game at HAYATE GAME.
  • Hotel check into Haven Hotel to settle into your Tokyo room.
  • Multiplayer the server holds up to 32 players, so bring friends along for the full trip.
03 Live and upcoming events Events

Events running now or coming soon. They have fixed dates, so check them first.

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04

Earning all twelve badges

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In short Each badge only needs one action at its spot, so a single loop through the map is enough to collect them all.

Badges are tied to specific locations and unlock the moment you interact with that spot once. The first two cover the travel itself; the rest are spread across Tokyo's venues.

  • Welcome, Traveler awarded when you join the game.
  • Across the Pacific earned when you make it to Japan.
  • Checked In check into Haven Hotel and settle into your Tokyo room.
  • Tokyo Style try on anything at KIRAMEKI.
  • Convenience Stop grab a food or drink item at SUNNY MART.
  • Game On play one game at HAYATE GAME.
  • Capsule Collector turn the handle at SORA GACHA once.
  • Ramen Time sit down at MENYA KAZE.
  • Hotpot Night cook and eat at SHIBU NABE.
  • Yokocho Explorer stop at Miya Yokocho for a meal.
  • Crossing Café pick something up at HAVEN CAFÉ near Shibuya Crossing.
  • Shop Till You Drop pick something up at MEGA MARKET.

Glossary

Glossary
Free roam
A play style where you set your own goals and walk around the map without following a fixed mission.
Roleplay (RP)
Acting as your character and living out the travel experience rather than chasing a win condition.
Gacha
A capsule machine in the game that gives you a random item each time you use it.
Yokocho
Miya Yokocho is a laneway dining spot in the Tokyo area where you can eat and earn its own badge.

Common questions

FAQ

Can I visit both Japan and New York in one session?

Both destinations depart from the same Miami airport. The game describes flying to Japan or New York as part of the same trip experience.

Is the game fun to play alone?

The free-roam format lets you set your own pace. Servers hold up to 32 players, so it is easy to bring friends along if you want company.

How many badges are there in total?

There are twelve badges. Two cover the travel sequence itself and the remaining ten are tied to specific venues in the Tokyo area.

Updated Oct 26, 2026
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[⛩️JAPAN] Travel Simulator travel n what not, Playing 780, Rating 81.0%
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