How do you say "Is this the local (all-stops) train?" in Japanese?

Name: This Train Looks Right, But It Skips Your Stop
Uploaded: 2026-07-15T01:10:43Z
Duration: 44 s
Description: Learn to say 各駅停車ですか？ (kakueki teisha desu ka?) — Is this the local (all-stops) train?. A 30-second Japanese lesson for travelers from Kōfuku.

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This Train Looks Right, But It Skips Your Stop

To say Is this the local (all-stops) train? in Japanese, say 各駅停車ですか？ (kakueki teisha desu ka?).

The wrong train in Japan blows right past your station.

各駅停車ですか？ kakueki teisha desu ka? Is this the local (all-stops) train?

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各駅停車ですか？ kakueki teisha desu ka? Is this the local train?
これは各駅停車ですか？ kore wa kakueki teisha desu ka? Is this one the local?

Why this phrase

Express trains skip the small stops; locals stop everywhere. Teach tourists the one platform question that confirms a train is the all-stops local before they board.