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Read SKILL.md from the extracted folder and install it by following the included instructions. Tell me what you changed and call out any manual steps you could not complete." }, { "label": "Upgrade existing", "body": "I downloaded an updated skill package from Yavira. Read SKILL.md from the extracted folder, compare it with my current installation, and upgrade it while preserving any custom configuration unless the package docs explicitly say otherwise. Summarize what changed and any follow-up checks I should run." } ] }, "documentation": { "source": "clawhub", "primaryDoc": "SKILL.md", "sections": [ { "title": "When to Use", "body": "User asks about Tokyo for any purpose: visiting, moving, working, studying, or starting a business. Agent provides practical guidance with current data." }, { "title": "Quick Reference", "body": "TopicFileVisitorsAttractions (must-see vs skip)visitor-attractions.mdItineraries (1/3/7 days)visitor-itineraries.mdWhere to stayvisitor-lodging.mdTips & day tripsvisitor-tips.mdNeighborhoodsQuick comparisonneighborhoods-index.mdCentral (Minato, Shibuya, Shinjuku)neighborhoods-central.mdResidential (Meguro, Setagaya)neighborhoods-residential.mdEast (Asakusa, Ueno, Sumida)neighborhoods-east.mdOuter (Kichijoji, Nerima)neighborhoods-outer.mdChoosing guideneighborhoods-choosing.mdFoodOverview & dining culturefood-overview.mdTraditional (sushi, ramen, etc.)food-traditional.mdMarkets & depachikafood-markets.mdBest areas by cuisinefood-areas.mdEtiquette & practical tipsfood-practical.mdPracticalMoving & settlingresident.mdTransport (JR, Metro, IC cards)transport.mdCost of livingcost.mdSafetysafety.mdWeather & seasonsclimate.mdLocal serviceslocal.mdCultureEtiquette & customsculture.mdCareerTech industrytech.mdStudentsstudent.mdStartupsstartup.md" }, { "title": "1. Identify User Context First", "body": "Role: Tourist, resident, tech worker, student, entrepreneur\nTimeline: Short visit, planning to move, already there\nJapanese level: None, basic, conversational, fluent\nLoad relevant auxiliary file for details" }, { "title": "2. Safety Context", "body": "Tokyo is one of the world's safest major cities. Main concerns are minor:\n\nPetty theft in crowded tourist areas (Shibuya, Asakusa, Akihabara)\nDrink spiking in Roppongi/Kabukicho nightlife districts\nOvercharging scams at some hostess/host clubs\nNatural disasters (earthquakes, typhoons)\nSee safety.md for detailed guidance." }, { "title": "3. Weather Expectations", "body": "Four distinct seasons\nSummer (Jun-Sep): Hot, humid (30-35°C), rainy season in June\nWinter (Dec-Feb): Cold, dry (5-10°C), rarely snows\nBest months: March-May (cherry blossoms), October-November (autumn leaves)\nTyphoon season: August-October\nSee climate.md for monthly breakdown." }, { "title": "4. Current Data (Feb 2026)", "body": "ItemRange1K/1R rent (studio)¥95,000-130,000 (central), ¥70,000-100,000 (outer)1LDK rent¥140,000-220,000Senior SWE salary¥7M-12M/yearStudent budget¥150,000-200,000/monthSuica/Pasmo fare¥180-260/rideMonthly transit pass¥8,000-15,000" }, { "title": "5. Tourist Traps", "body": "Skip: Overpriced tourist ramen in Shibuya crossing area\nDo: Standing sushi near Tsukiji/Toyosu, local izakaya in Yurakucho\nWatch: Roppongi \"free drink\" touts (lead to overcharging scams)\nFree: Meiji Shrine, Imperial Palace East Gardens, Senso-ji Temple\nGolden Gai bars welcome foreigners but have ¥500-1000 cover charges" }, { "title": "6. Transit System", "body": "Tokyo has the most complex transit system in the world:\n\nJR Lines: Yamanote loop, Chuo, Sobu (green Suica card)\nTokyo Metro: 9 lines (private, accepts Suica)\nToei Subway: 4 lines (city-operated, accepts Suica)\nPrivate railways: Tokyu, Odakyu, Keio, etc.\nIC cards: Suica/Pasmo interchangeable, use everywhere\nSee transport.md for full guide." }, { "title": "7. Neighborhood Matching", "body": "ProfileBest AreasYoung professionalsShibuya, Nakameguro, EbisuFamiliesSetagaya, Meguro, KichijojiBudget-consciousNerima, Adachi, EdogawaTech workersShibuya, Roppongi, ShinagawaTraditional vibesAsakusa, Yanaka, KagurazakaNightlife seekersShinjuku, Roppongi, Shibuya" }, { "title": "Japanese Language Reality", "body": "Unlike many global cities, English proficiency is limited:\n\nSituationEnglish SupportTourist attractionsGood signage, staff variesRestaurantsMenus sometimes, conversation rareTrain stationsExcellent signageDaily lifeVery limitedBusinessDepends on companyMedicalLimited, bring translator\n\nPractical advice:\n\nLearn basic Japanese phrases\nGoogle Translate camera mode works well for menus\nDownload offline Japanese in Google Translate\nMajor chains (Starbucks, McDonald's) have English menus\nHospital/clinic visits often need interpreter" }, { "title": "Essential Phrases", "body": "JapaneseRomajiEnglishすみませんSumimasenExcuse me / SorryありがとうございますArigatou gozaimasuThank youお会計お願いしますOkaikei onegaishimasuCheck pleaseこれくださいKore kudasaiThis please英語メニューありますかEigo menu arimasu kaEnglish menu?いくらですかIkura desu kaHow much?" }, { "title": "Tokyo-Specific Traps", "body": "Roppongi touts — \"Free drinks\" lead to ¥50,000+ bills. Never follow strangers.\nKabukicho host/hostess clubs — Can run ¥100,000+ per visit. Avoid unless invited by locals.\nFake monks — Aggressive \"donation\" requests near Asakusa. Real monks don't approach tourists.\nRush hour (7:30-9:30am) — Trains packed 200%+ capacity. Avoid if possible.\nAirport taxi — ¥20,000+ to central Tokyo. Use Limousine Bus (¥3,200) or train (¥1,200-2,500).\n\"No foreigners\" signs — Some bars/establishments don't accept non-Japanese. Don't take it personally.\nCash is king — Many places still don't accept cards. Carry ¥10,000-20,000.\nTipping — Never tip. It's considered rude.\nWalking while eating — Culturally inappropriate except at festivals.\nTalking on trains — Keep conversations quiet; phone calls are prohibited." }, { "title": "Visa & Residency Quick Reference", "body": "PurposeVisa TypeDurationTourismVisa-free (most Western countries)90 daysWorkingWork visa (sponsored)1-5 yearsTech/StartupEngineer/HSP visa1-5 yearsStudentStudent visaDuration of programDigital nomadNo specific visa (use tourist)90 days max\n\nNote: Japan has no digital nomad visa. Remote workers typically use tourist visa (no local employment allowed) or need proper work visa sponsorship." } ], "body": "When to Use\n\nUser asks about Tokyo for any purpose: visiting, moving, working, studying, or starting a business. Agent provides practical guidance with current data.\n\nQuick Reference\nTopic\tFile\nVisitors\t\nAttractions (must-see vs skip)\tvisitor-attractions.md\nItineraries (1/3/7 days)\tvisitor-itineraries.md\nWhere to stay\tvisitor-lodging.md\nTips & day trips\tvisitor-tips.md\nNeighborhoods\t\nQuick comparison\tneighborhoods-index.md\nCentral (Minato, Shibuya, Shinjuku)\tneighborhoods-central.md\nResidential (Meguro, Setagaya)\tneighborhoods-residential.md\nEast (Asakusa, Ueno, Sumida)\tneighborhoods-east.md\nOuter (Kichijoji, Nerima)\tneighborhoods-outer.md\nChoosing guide\tneighborhoods-choosing.md\nFood\t\nOverview & dining culture\tfood-overview.md\nTraditional (sushi, ramen, etc.)\tfood-traditional.md\nMarkets & depachika\tfood-markets.md\nBest areas by cuisine\tfood-areas.md\nEtiquette & practical tips\tfood-practical.md\nPractical\t\nMoving & settling\tresident.md\nTransport (JR, Metro, IC cards)\ttransport.md\nCost of living\tcost.md\nSafety\tsafety.md\nWeather & seasons\tclimate.md\nLocal services\tlocal.md\nCulture\t\nEtiquette & customs\tculture.md\nCareer\t\nTech industry\ttech.md\nStudents\tstudent.md\nStartups\tstartup.md\nCore Rules\n1. Identify User Context First\nRole: Tourist, resident, tech worker, student, entrepreneur\nTimeline: Short visit, planning to move, already there\nJapanese level: None, basic, conversational, fluent\nLoad relevant auxiliary file for details\n2. Safety Context\n\nTokyo is one of the world's safest major cities. Main concerns are minor:\n\nPetty theft in crowded tourist areas (Shibuya, Asakusa, Akihabara)\nDrink spiking in Roppongi/Kabukicho nightlife districts\nOvercharging scams at some hostess/host clubs\nNatural disasters (earthquakes, typhoons) See safety.md for detailed guidance.\n3. Weather Expectations\nFour distinct seasons\nSummer (Jun-Sep): Hot, humid (30-35°C), rainy season in June\nWinter (Dec-Feb): Cold, dry (5-10°C), rarely snows\nBest months: March-May (cherry blossoms), October-November (autumn leaves)\nTyphoon season: August-October See climate.md for monthly breakdown.\n4. Current Data (Feb 2026)\nItem\tRange\n1K/1R rent (studio)\t¥95,000-130,000 (central), ¥70,000-100,000 (outer)\n1LDK rent\t¥140,000-220,000\nSenior SWE salary\t¥7M-12M/year\nStudent budget\t¥150,000-200,000/month\nSuica/Pasmo fare\t¥180-260/ride\nMonthly transit pass\t¥8,000-15,000\n5. Tourist Traps\nSkip: Overpriced tourist ramen in Shibuya crossing area\nDo: Standing sushi near Tsukiji/Toyosu, local izakaya in Yurakucho\nWatch: Roppongi \"free drink\" touts (lead to overcharging scams)\nFree: Meiji Shrine, Imperial Palace East Gardens, Senso-ji Temple\nGolden Gai bars welcome foreigners but have ¥500-1000 cover charges\n6. Transit System\n\nTokyo has the most complex transit system in the world:\n\nJR Lines: Yamanote loop, Chuo, Sobu (green Suica card)\nTokyo Metro: 9 lines (private, accepts Suica)\nToei Subway: 4 lines (city-operated, accepts Suica)\nPrivate railways: Tokyu, Odakyu, Keio, etc.\nIC cards: Suica/Pasmo interchangeable, use everywhere See transport.md for full guide.\n7. Neighborhood Matching\nProfile\tBest Areas\nYoung professionals\tShibuya, Nakameguro, Ebisu\nFamilies\tSetagaya, Meguro, Kichijoji\nBudget-conscious\tNerima, Adachi, Edogawa\nTech workers\tShibuya, Roppongi, Shinagawa\nTraditional vibes\tAsakusa, Yanaka, Kagurazaka\nNightlife seekers\tShinjuku, Roppongi, Shibuya\nLanguage Context\nJapanese Language Reality\n\nUnlike many global cities, English proficiency is limited:\n\nSituation\tEnglish Support\nTourist attractions\tGood signage, staff varies\nRestaurants\tMenus sometimes, conversation rare\nTrain stations\tExcellent signage\nDaily life\tVery limited\nBusiness\tDepends on company\nMedical\tLimited, bring translator\n\nPractical advice:\n\nLearn basic Japanese phrases\nGoogle Translate camera mode works well for menus\nDownload offline Japanese in Google Translate\nMajor chains (Starbucks, McDonald's) have English menus\nHospital/clinic visits often need interpreter\nEssential Phrases\nJapanese\tRomaji\tEnglish\nすみません\tSumimasen\tExcuse me / Sorry\nありがとうございます\tArigatou gozaimasu\tThank you\nお会計お願いします\tOkaikei onegaishimasu\tCheck please\nこれください\tKore kudasai\tThis please\n英語メニューありますか\tEigo menu arimasu ka\tEnglish menu?\nいくらですか\tIkura desu ka\tHow much?\nTokyo-Specific Traps\nRoppongi touts — \"Free drinks\" lead to ¥50,000+ bills. Never follow strangers.\nKabukicho host/hostess clubs — Can run ¥100,000+ per visit. Avoid unless invited by locals.\nFake monks — Aggressive \"donation\" requests near Asakusa. Real monks don't approach tourists.\nRush hour (7:30-9:30am) — Trains packed 200%+ capacity. Avoid if possible.\nAirport taxi — ¥20,000+ to central Tokyo. Use Limousine Bus (¥3,200) or train (¥1,200-2,500).\n\"No foreigners\" signs — Some bars/establishments don't accept non-Japanese. Don't take it personally.\nCash is king — Many places still don't accept cards. Carry ¥10,000-20,000.\nTipping — Never tip. It's considered rude.\nWalking while eating — Culturally inappropriate except at festivals.\nTalking on trains — Keep conversations quiet; phone calls are prohibited.\nVisa & Residency Quick Reference\nPurpose\tVisa Type\tDuration\nTourism\tVisa-free (most Western countries)\t90 days\nWorking\tWork visa (sponsored)\t1-5 years\nTech/Startup\tEngineer/HSP visa\t1-5 years\nStudent\tStudent visa\tDuration of program\nDigital nomad\tNo specific visa (use tourist)\t90 days max\n\nNote: Japan has no digital nomad visa. 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