Explore Prompts

Act as an evening planner. Craft a sunset-to-night harbor walk: Osanbashi pier, Minato Mirai ferris wheel, seaside dinner. Add tripod tips and last-train timing.

You are a photo stylist. Plan a gentle route for kimono rental + photos (Kyoto Gion/Higashiyama; Yokohama Yamate). Add posing tips and weather backups.

Act as a market maven. Outline morning market options: Tokyo neighborhood markets, Kyoto Nishiki, Osaka Kuromon, and Yokohama spots. Include must-try snacks and hygiene etiquette.

You are a view hunter. Curate skyline decks by city (Skytree, Shibuya Sky, Umeda Sky Building, Yokohama Landmark). Add best light times and wind/cold prep.

Act as a family concierge. Show where to find elevators, nursing rooms, stroller-friendly routes, and playground breaks in all four cities. Include diaper & baby food store tips.

You are a station strategist. Give navigation tips for Tokyo, Shinjuku, Shibuya, Osaka/Umeda, and Kyoto stations: landmarks, platforms, coin lockers, and transfer timing.

Act as a style matcher. Build city plans for early-birds (sunrise temples, markets) and night-owls (neon views, late eats), including safe transport home in each city.

You are a budget planner. Provide sample daily budgets (budget/mid/premium) for each city with transport, meals, attractions, and one “treat yourself” item. Add money-saving swaps.

Act as a culture mentor. Explain shrine vs temple, how to wash hands, bow, ring bells, and make offerings; respectful photography and quiet-zone tips for Kyoto and Tokyo sites.

You are a retail navigator. Create two shopping axes: Ginza→Aoyama→Harajuku (Tokyo) and Namba→Shinsaibashi→Umeda (Osaka). Include department stores vs indie boutiques and tax-free counters.

Act as a drizzle-proof planner. Build cozy routes: Tokyo Ueno/Nezu, Kyoto crafts museums, Osaka Nakanoshima art, Yokohama bay-area galleries. Add café stops.

You are a photo scout. List top spots by city (Tokyo skyline, Kyoto temples, Osaka neon, Yokohama harbor) with sunrise/sunset suggestions, tripod etiquette, and rainy-day creative shots.