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A friend who lives here,with the prices written down.Every stophas a source

Day by Day Japan plans a first trip the way a friend who lives here would: one day at a time, with the trains and the prices written down, and the Japanese press read every few hours.

How a route gets made

  1. HW01

    Read

    The Japanese city and food press, the English desks, the operators' own pages.

  2. HW02

    Check

    Every price and hour against the place's own page or the magazine that printed it, with the date.

  3. HW03

    Draft

    A draft with AI assistance, from the checked material only.

  4. HW04

    Read again

    Every line against its source before it goes out; a line not in the source is cut.

  5. HW05

    Publish

    With the sources named on each stop, and the date each figure was checked.

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Sora Nakamura

A pen name. The routes and notes are written by one editor under it, drafted with AI assistance from checked material and read before they go out. We say so on every route.

Build my day and the news on the front page are put together by a program, not by the editor. Build my day says so on every day it lays out.

Write to the editor

No ratings, no ads

We don't score places and nobody pays to be here. The press names them; we show who.

Headlines stay in their language

A Japanese headline stays Japanese, as it was written, and links to the original.

A line, never the article

We quote a headline and at most a line, then send you to the source.

Every figure has a date

A price or an hour says who printed it and when; if nobody printed one, the route says so.

Independent: no advertisers, no affiliate links, no bookings. If a place has closed or moved, we want to know first: [email protected]. Day by Day Japan is edited and published by its own desk and designed and developed by Rekkarun; the legal page lists the sources and the credits.