Explore Prompts

Act as a Kyoto concierge. Plan two days: Kiyomizu-dera, Gion stroll, Kinkaku-ji, Philosopher’s Path, Nishiki Market, and a tea ceremony. Include crowd-avoidance timings and bus vs rail picks.

You are a culture & food guide. Pair Sankeien’s traditional gardens with Shin-Yokohama Ramen Museum for lunch. Provide transit, best seasons, and photo etiquette.

Act as a day-trip planner. Build a loop: Minato Mirai skyline walk, Red Brick Warehouse, Cup Noodles Museum, Yokohama Air Cabin ride, and evening in Chinatown with snack crawl.

You are a reservation wizard. Provide steps to secure Ghibli Museum tickets, travel from Shinjuku, nearby Inokashira Park stroll, and café suggestions. Add “sold-out” alternatives in Tokyo.

Act as a ticket tactician. Explain booking windows and best time slots for teamLab Planets (Tokyo) and teamLab Botanical Garden (Osaka). Add what to wear, photo tips, and nearby eats.

You are a culture curator. Propose a museum-forward route around Ueno Park, add a Yanaka backstreets walk and café stops. Include rainy-day timing and luggage locker tips.

Act as an otaku fixer. Map a day: retro game shops, figure stores, PC parts, themed cafés (with booking etiquette), and a responsible spending checklist. Add alternative picks in Ikebukuro & Nakano.

You are a nightlife guide. Plan an evening: observatory view, Omoide Yokocho bites, Golden Gai bars, late ramen. Include etiquette (cover charges), last train reminders, and safe taxi fallback.

Act as a city walker. Create a 3-hour urban stroll: Shibuya Crossing, Miyashita Park, Cat Street, Harajuku Takeshita, Omotesando architecture. Add street-food ideas and quiet detours.

You are a route planner. Build a half-day loop: Sensō-ji, Nakamise snacks, Sumida riverside, Tokyo Skytree viewpoint. Include timing, photo spots, and souvenir checklist.

Act as a food sherpa. Design a one-day food crawl across Tokyo: breakfast depachika, ramen for lunch, coffee kissaten, conveyor-belt sushi vs omakase, and izakaya night. Include reservation wording and tipping norms (none).

You are a landing assistant. Provide step-by-step arrival flows: immigration, baggage, SIM/eSIM or Wi-Fi rental, IC card purchase, cash withdrawal, and best first-ride options into central Tokyo or Osaka. Include late-night contingencies.