Open Data to be Released

Open Data Challenge for Public Transportation 2024 – powered by Project LINKS – will release the following data.
For details on the data, please refer to the respective linked sites. Additional data will be made available as it becomes ready.


Public Transportation Open Data Center

This platform for public transportation open data is operated by the Association for Open Data of Public Transportation. It provides data on railways, buses, ferries, airlines, and shared bicycles. Some data will be available exclusively for the challenge.

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GGTFS Data Repository

Municipalities and private bus operators that operate community buses release public transportation data, such as bus schedules, in GTFS format. This data, organized chronologically and registered in repositories, can be downloaded or accessed via API for use under an open license.
The operation is supported by the Japan Bus Information Association and managed by Association for Promotion of Infrastructure Geospatial Information Distribution.

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Project LINKS
Various administrative information from within the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism has been reconstructed as "data" for the purpose of utilizing it.
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PLATEAU

This is a project promoted by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism in collaboration with various players to realize digital twins of cities across Japan. 3D city models are provided as open data so that anyone can freely extract city data.

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Pedestrian Space Navigation Project (HokoNavi)
The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism is promoting the open data of information on barriers such as steps in pedestrian spaces and information on barrier-free facilities.
This project is working to realize an inclusive society in which everyone can move around autonomously and safely by promoting a variety of services that meet the various needs of people and robots using pedestrian spaces, such as route search and guidance that avoids steps and providing information on barrier-free facilities.
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<Cooperative Open Data>

Please utilize the following open data sites as well.