Compass-J
Compass-J
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Compass-J

Find the lucky Eho-maki direction for 2026 and navigate with confidence using the iconic 16-point compass featured in "Tokyo Tarareba Girls."

Key Figures

Downloads

583K+

User Rating

4.2/5

Total Ratings

2K+

Publisher

hiroyuki uchida

Category

Navigation

Locales

2

Latest Version

00.00.54

Size

131.8 MB

First Released

Mar 29, 2016
Features

Traditional Guidance, Modern Precision

Experience the authentic Japanese compass trusted by cultural traditionalists and J-drama fans alike. Perfect for finding your lucky direction or navigating the great outdoors.

Master Every Tradition

Perfectly align your Eho-maki for Setsubun with precise 16-point directions in Japanese, including the 2026 lucky South-Southeast path.

As Seen on Screen

Use the iconic navigation tool featured in the hit drama 'Tokyo Tarareba Girls' and major theatrical films for a touch of J-culture authenticity.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about Compass-J

What is the Compass-J app?

The Compass-J app is a digital compass that displays cardinal and 16-point directions in Japanese. It functions based on your device's orientation.

Does Compass-J display directions in Japanese?

Yes, the Compass-J app clearly displays both cardinal and 16-point directions in Japanese. It shows terms like "north-northwest" and "south-southeast."

Can Compass-J be used for Eho-maki?

Yes, Compass-J functions as an Eho-maki compass for Setsubun. It helps determine lucky directions like "south-southeast" for eating Eho-maki.

The following screenshots and description are sourced directly from the app's official store listing and are the property of the app developer.

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Screenshots

Compass-J - Interface of the Compass-J app featuring a navigation dial with Japanese Kanji characters and a red arrow pointing North

Interface of the Compass-J app featuring a navigation dial with Japanese Kanji characters and a red arrow pointing North

Compass-J - Interface of the Compass-J app featuring Japanese direction labels and a leveling tool.

Interface of the Compass-J app featuring Japanese direction labels and a leveling tool.

Compass-J - An informational screen explaining the difference between magnetic north and true north with compass calibration instructions

An informational screen explaining the difference between magnetic north and true north with compass calibration instructions

Compass-J - Compass-J app screen with Japanese kanji directions and a popup explaining sensor status icons.

Compass-J app screen with Japanese kanji directions and a popup explaining sensor status icons.

Compass-J - Screen showing premium options for offline use and ad-free browsing in the Compass-J app

Screen showing premium options for offline use and ad-free browsing in the Compass-J app

Description

This compass clearly displays directions in Japanese. In addition to the cardinal directions, it shows 16-point directions based on the orientation of your device. This app was featured in episode 4 of the Nippon TV drama "Tokyo Tarareba Girls". It also appears in a theatrical film. For details, please check the link within the app. It can also be used as a compass to determine the direction for eating Eho-maki during Setsubun. Displays directions such as "north-northwest", "east-northeast", "south-southeast", and "west-southwest" in Japanese. Setsubun in 2026 will be on February 3rd, and the lucky direction is south-southeast. It is useful as an Eho-maki compass for Setsubun. We resolved the issue where the app could be installed on devices without a magnetic sensor. *The compass operates using a magnetic sensor and will not function on devices without one. We added a feature that detects environments where the compass may be inaccurate and provides solutions. Features were added to hide banner ads and to use the app offline in places like mountains and oceans. Please give it a try.

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