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"The train is arriving." (Long ー) (A station announcement) | Japanese Voice Sound Effect

A recorded line of Japanese dialogue, "Densha ga mairimāsu" ("The train is arriving"), performed in the style of a station announcement and recorded in the soundproof room of an apartment in Shimo-Meguro, Meguro, Tokyo, Japan on September 12, 2026. The clip is about 2.4 seconds long.

This is not a recording of a real station announcement; it is performed dialogue recorded in a soundproof room. The last syllable is drawn out ("-māsu").

The length is 2.35 seconds. MP3 and WAV files are available, and the WAV is 44.1 kHz, 16-bit stereo. The line does not include the name of any railway company or line.

Free for commercial and non-commercial use within the License terms. No credit or usage report is required. Restrictions such as redistribution and reselling the files themselves apply, so please read the License page.

Region
Meguro, Tokyo
Location
The soundproof room of an apartment in Shimo-Meguro
Recorded
2026-09-12
Duration
00:02
Commercial use
Allowed
Attribution
Not required

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About this sound
Japanese name
駅案内表現 (Eki Annai Hyōgen)
Reading
えきあんないひょうげん

Japanese train stations and onboard announcements include phrases for situations such as IC card guidance, boarding and alighting notices, and safety-related information. These recordings are scripted examples of Japanese station announcement phrases created for TOMU'S SOUND LIBRARY.