Jukusen launches a new feature to search for tutoring schools on a map
DeltaX Inc.'s tutoring school search site 'Jukusen' has released a new map search feature. This allows users to intuitively find schools based on their location, addressing the high demand for 'ease of commuting' when selecting a school.
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DeltaX Inc. (Headquarters: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; CEO: Takeshi Kuroiwa), operator of the tutoring school search site 'Jukusen', launched a new feature on April 2, 2026, allowing users to search for classrooms on a map. In addition to their current location, users can search for classrooms using station names, city/ward names, etc., and look for candidates while viewing their geographical relationship on a map. With this new feature, users can narrow down candidates while confirming 'ease of commuting'—a key factor in choosing a tutoring school—making it easier to proceed to comparing reviews and classroom information.
## Development Background
### 'Atmosphere' and 'Ease of Commuting' are prioritized in choosing a school. However, comparing candidates was not easy.
In a user survey*1 conducted by 'Jukusen', the most essential condition for finding a tutoring school was 'atmosphere of the instructors and classroom' at 30.48%, followed by 'ease of commuting' at 23.24%, 'track record of higher education admissions and grade improvement' at 15.31%, and 'price' at 14.19%.
When determining if an environment suits a child, the atmosphere of the instructors and classroom is a crucial criterion. However, before moving on to such comparisons, it is necessary to check whether the school is within a reasonable commuting distance. Traditionally, searching for a school often required inputting city names, station names, or specific school names. It was not easy to select while comparing candidates within a living area that changes as a child grows.
This feature addition aims to reduce the effort required in these initial stages, making it easier for parents and students to proceed to comparative consideration.
*1 Survey period: January 5 to March 10, 2026 (n=1,424)
## Overview of the New Feature
### Making it easier to find a convenient school while viewing locations on a map
The newly added feature displays classrooms listed on 'Jukusen' on a map. It can display nearby classrooms based on the current location, and users can also search from any area by entering station names, city names, etc. This makes it easier to find convenient candidates while checking spatial relationships and a sense of distance that are hard to grasp from text information alone.
Additionally, for existing condition-based search results initiated from the top page, users can view the target classrooms on a map. Rather than just finding candidates on a map, users can seamlessly move on to checking listed information and reviews to narrow down their choices, facilitating the initial stages of comparison.
Main Specifications:
- Displays classrooms listed on 'Jukusen' on a map
- Displays nearby classrooms based on current location
- Allows searching in arbitrary areas by station name, city name, etc.
- Existing condition-based search results can also be viewed on a map
## What Can Be Done with the New Feature
### Going beyond finding it on a map, making it easy to proceed to comparison and the next action
Classrooms displayed on the map can also be viewed in a card format in order of proximity. Currently, it supports filtering by target grade and class format. On smartphones, users can easily compare candidates by swiping up and down, while on PCs, the map and classroom list can be viewed side by side.
'Jukusen' features over 100,000 classroom listings nationwide and over 200,000 reviews, allowing users to compare while checking information on each classroom. Classrooms of interest can be bookmarked...
## Development Background
### 'Atmosphere' and 'Ease of Commuting' are prioritized in choosing a school. However, comparing candidates was not easy.
In a user survey*1 conducted by 'Jukusen', the most essential condition for finding a tutoring school was 'atmosphere of the instructors and classroom' at 30.48%, followed by 'ease of commuting' at 23.24%, 'track record of higher education admissions and grade improvement' at 15.31%, and 'price' at 14.19%.
When determining if an environment suits a child, the atmosphere of the instructors and classroom is a crucial criterion. However, before moving on to such comparisons, it is necessary to check whether the school is within a reasonable commuting distance. Traditionally, searching for a school often required inputting city names, station names, or specific school names. It was not easy to select while comparing candidates within a living area that changes as a child grows.
This feature addition aims to reduce the effort required in these initial stages, making it easier for parents and students to proceed to comparative consideration.
*1 Survey period: January 5 to March 10, 2026 (n=1,424)
## Overview of the New Feature
### Making it easier to find a convenient school while viewing locations on a map
The newly added feature displays classrooms listed on 'Jukusen' on a map. It can display nearby classrooms based on the current location, and users can also search from any area by entering station names, city names, etc. This makes it easier to find convenient candidates while checking spatial relationships and a sense of distance that are hard to grasp from text information alone.
Additionally, for existing condition-based search results initiated from the top page, users can view the target classrooms on a map. Rather than just finding candidates on a map, users can seamlessly move on to checking listed information and reviews to narrow down their choices, facilitating the initial stages of comparison.
Main Specifications:
- Displays classrooms listed on 'Jukusen' on a map
- Displays nearby classrooms based on current location
- Allows searching in arbitrary areas by station name, city name, etc.
- Existing condition-based search results can also be viewed on a map
## What Can Be Done with the New Feature
### Going beyond finding it on a map, making it easy to proceed to comparison and the next action
Classrooms displayed on the map can also be viewed in a card format in order of proximity. Currently, it supports filtering by target grade and class format. On smartphones, users can easily compare candidates by swiping up and down, while on PCs, the map and classroom list can be viewed side by side.
'Jukusen' features over 100,000 classroom listings nationwide and over 200,000 reviews, allowing users to compare while checking information on each classroom. Classrooms of interest can be bookmarked...