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  "_comment": "SAMPLE itinerary content for the public demo build. All personal details removed. Yoshi edits THIS file only (via yoshi_apply.py). Run build.py after changes.",
  "meta": {
    "overviewSubtitle": "April 8 – 14, 2026 · Tokyo & Kamakura",
    "heroDays": "7 Days in Japan",
    "heroRange": "April 8 – 14 · Tokyo & Kamakura"
  },
  "weather": {
    "lat": 35.6762,
    "lon": 139.6503,
    "label": "Tokyo",
    "sub": "central Tokyo"
  },
  "days": [
    {
      "dow": "Wed",
      "dateShort": "Apr 8",
      "emoji": "🛬",
      "mode": "drive",
      "kind": "stops",
      "title": "Arrival — Land in Tokyo",
      "w": {
        "icon": "⛅",
        "hi": 66,
        "lo": 52,
        "dress": "Comfy travel clothes; a light layer for the plane and airport A/C",
        "note": "Mild spring day — an easy arrival"
      },
      "gettingThere": "Land at your Tokyo airport (Narita or Haneda), clear immigration and customs (allow 60–90 min — the step-by-step is in the Guide tab), collect your bags, and take your booked transfer (airport train, limousine bus, taxi, or rental car) to your hotel.",
      "stops": [
        {
          "emoji": "🛬",
          "name": "Land at your Tokyo airport",
          "query": "Narita Airport Terminal 1",
          "travel": "arrival",
          "tag": "Wed Apr 8",
          "overview": "Touch down in Tokyo. Have passports and your Visit Japan Web QR codes ready before you reach the immigration hall."
        },
        {
          "emoji": "🛂",
          "name": "Immigration, bags & customs",
          "query": "Narita Terminal 1 arrivals",
          "travel": "allow 60–90 min",
          "overview": "Foreign Passport lanes (fingerprints + photo), then baggage claim, then customs. The full step-by-step is in the Guide tab."
        },
        {
          "emoji": "🚆",
          "name": "Transfer to your hotel",
          "query": "Tokyo Station",
          "travel": "your booked transfer",
          "overview": "An airport train (N'EX / Keisei Skyliner), a limousine bus, a taxi, or a rental car will get you into the city. Grab a Suica/PASMO IC card at the station on the way — it works on almost every train, bus and convenience store."
        },
        {
          "emoji": "🏨",
          "name": "Check in & settle",
          "query": "Shinjuku hotels Tokyo",
          "travel": "evening",
          "overview": "Drop the bags, grab a first konbini dinner if you're tired, and rest up — the sightseeing starts tomorrow."
        }
      ]
    },
    {
      "dow": "Thu",
      "dateShort": "Apr 9",
      "emoji": "🗼",
      "mode": "train",
      "kind": "stops",
      "title": "Tokyo Tower Adventure",
      "w": {
        "icon": "🌤️",
        "hi": 68,
        "lo": 53,
        "dress": "Light layers + comfy walking shoes; a compact umbrella just in case",
        "note": "Pleasant and mostly clear — a great day for the tower views"
      },
      "gettingThere": "Head into central Tokyo. Tokyo Tower is walkable from Akabanebashi, Onarimon or Kamiyacho stations, or a short taxi hop.",
      "stops": [
        {
          "emoji": "🔭",
          "name": "Tokyo Tower",
          "query": "Tokyo Tower",
          "travel": "Akabanebashi Stn",
          "hours": "9:00 AM – 11:00 PM",
          "overview": "Start with panoramic views from this classic landmark — kids love the elevator up to the decks.",
          "about": "A 333 m broadcasting tower opened in 1958 and modeled on the Eiffel Tower, painted bright “international orange” for aviation safety. It has been Tokyo’s nostalgic symbol for generations.",
          "look": [
            "Glass “Skywalk” floor panels you can stand on.",
            "On a clear day, look south-west toward Mt. Fuji.",
            "The “Foot Town” base with souvenir floors."
          ]
        },
        {
          "emoji": "⛩️",
          "name": "Zojo-ji Temple",
          "query": "Zojo-ji Temple",
          "travel": "5 min walk",
          "hours": "9:00 AM – 5:00 PM",
          "overview": "A short walk from the tower — grand temple grounds with easy, open space for kids.",
          "about": "The Tokugawa family’s funerary temple, founded 1393 and relocated here in 1598. Its Sangedatsumon main gate (1622) is one of the oldest wooden structures in Tokyo.",
          "look": [
            "Rows of little Jizo statues in red caps with pinwheels.",
            "Tokyo Tower framed right behind the temple roof — the classic shot.",
            "The huge Daibonsho bell."
          ]
        },
        {
          "emoji": "🍔",
          "name": "MOS Burger — Tokyo Tower",
          "query": "MOS Burger Tokyo Tower",
          "travel": "inside complex",
          "overview": "Quick, familiar Japanese burger chain inside the tower complex — easy with kids."
        },
        {
          "emoji": "🥢",
          "name": "Tofu Ukai",
          "query": "Tofu Ukai Tokyo Tower",
          "tag": "Alt lunch",
          "overview": "Upscale traditional tofu cuisine at the tower’s base, with beautiful gardens for kids to explore."
        }
      ]
    },
    {
      "dow": "Fri",
      "dateShort": "Apr 10",
      "emoji": "🌊",
      "mode": "train",
      "kind": "stops",
      "title": "Kamakura Temples & Beach",
      "w": {
        "icon": "☁️",
        "hi": 65,
        "lo": 51,
        "dress": "Light clothes + comfy walking shoes; sandals for the beach stop — toss a compact umbrella in the bag",
        "note": "Overcast but dry — great temple & beach weather"
      },
      "gettingThere": "Kamakura is about an hour south of Tokyo. Take the JR Yokosuka Line from Tokyo or Shinagawa Station straight to Kamakura, then the local Enoden line along the coast. (Driving is also easy via the Ken-O Expressway if you have a car.)",
      "headingHome": "Stop at a local ramen shop on the way back — the coast road has plenty of good ones.",
      "stops": [
        {
          "emoji": "⛩️",
          "name": "Hase-dera Temple",
          "query": "Hase-dera Temple Kamakura",
          "travel": "Enoden: Hase Stn",
          "overview": "Koi ponds, gentle paths, and ocean views below a giant wooden Kannon statue.",
          "about": "A hillside Buddhist temple famous for its 9.18 m gilded eleven-headed Kannon — one of Japan’s largest wooden statues — and gardens that bloom nearly year-round.",
          "look": [
            "The observation deck view over Sagami Bay.",
            "Benten-kutsu cave with candle-lit carvings.",
            "Thousands of tiny Jizo statues on the slope."
          ]
        },
        {
          "emoji": "🗿",
          "name": "Great Buddha (Kotoku-in)",
          "query": "Kotoku-in Great Buddha Kamakura",
          "travel": "5 min walk",
          "overview": "Snap photos with the massive open-air bronze Buddha; lots of courtyard space.",
          "about": "The Daibutsu is a 13.35 m, ~93-ton bronze Amida Buddha cast in 1252. Its wooden hall washed away in a 1498 tsunami — it has sat in the open air ever since.",
          "look": [
            "Step inside the hollow statue (small fee) to see casting seams.",
            "Giant woven straw sandals on the wall.",
            "How the face tilts down to meet your eyes."
          ]
        },
        {
          "emoji": "🏖️",
          "name": "Yuigahama Beach",
          "query": "Yuigahama Beach Kamakura",
          "travel": "Enoden: ~10 min",
          "overview": "Beach break — run on the sand and hunt seashells before lunch."
        },
        {
          "emoji": "🥞",
          "name": "ALOHA TABLE Shonan",
          "query": "ALOHA TABLE Shonan",
          "travel": "near Enoshima",
          "overview": "Hawaiian food — pancakes, loco moco, sharing plates. Chill, tropical, family-friendly."
        },
        {
          "emoji": "🐬",
          "name": "Enoshima Aquarium",
          "query": "Enoshima Aquarium",
          "travel": "walk after lunch",
          "overview": "Glowing jellyfish hall, dolphin shows, and giant ocean tanks."
        }
      ]
    },
    {
      "dow": "Sat",
      "dateShort": "Apr 11",
      "emoji": "🐟",
      "mode": "train",
      "kind": "stops",
      "title": "Tokyo Sea Life Park + Tokyo Afternoon",
      "w": {
        "icon": "🌤️",
        "hi": 67,
        "lo": 53,
        "dress": "Light layers + comfy walking shoes; a sweater for aggressive aquarium/mall A/C",
        "note": "Mild and mostly dry — comfortable for the aquarium and an afternoon out"
      },
      "gettingThere": "Head to Tokyo Sea Life Park in Kasai. It's right by Kasai-Rinkai-Koen Station on the JR Keiyo Line (about 15 min from Tokyo Station), or an easy drive via the Shuto Expressway. Aim to wrap the aquarium by noon, then pick ONE afternoon option below.",
      "basecamp": "Morning is set — the aquarium in Kasai. Lunch is built into each afternoon plan below (you'll usually reach your area around 1 PM), so eat there and make it part of the fun. For the afternoon, pick ONE option; each is a full Tokyo experience. If anyone in your group has a gluten allergy, gluten-free notes are baked into each stop (Japanese soy sauce, curry roux and udon broth normally contain wheat, so a few tamari/GF-soy packets are handy).",
      "stops": [
        {
          "emoji": "🐟",
          "name": "Tokyo Sea Life Park (Kasai)",
          "query": "Tokyo Sea Life Park Kasai Rinkai",
          "travel": "Kasai-Rinkai-Koen Stn",
          "hours": "9:30 AM – 5:00 PM",
          "tag": "~10 AM – noon",
          "cost": "¥700 adult · elementary-age & younger free",
          "img": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Tokyo_Sea_Life_Park.jpg?width=800",
          "overview": "Arrive around 10 AM (park opens 9:30). About two hours covers the highlights with a teen and a little one — an efficient pace, not a lingering one.",
          "about": "A bay-front aquarium in Kasai Rinkai Park under a soaring glass dome, most famous for its donut-shaped open-water tank of bluefin tuna cruising in constant circulation — a living spectacle almost no other aquarium on earth can pull off. Kids press right up to the penguin pool and the Tokyo Bay tanks, and the whole layout is compact enough to see the best of it in one focused loop. It's a genuinely memorable, low-stress way to start the day: big-ticket wonder without a big-ticket price, and it sits right beside a Ferris wheel and open parkland if anyone needs to run around after. Admission is about ¥700 per adult, with elementary-age children and younger free.",
          "look": [
            "The giant ring-shaped tuna tank — the signature exhibit.",
            "The outdoor penguin habitat and Tokyo Bay view.",
            "Ride the Diamond and Flower Ferris Wheel next door — at 117 m it's the tallest in Tokyo."
          ],
          "links": [
            {
              "label": "🎫 Hours & tickets (official)",
              "url": "https://www.tokyo-zoo.net/en/kasai/visitor-info/tickets/index.html"
            }
          ],
          "blurb": "Walk-through glass dome with a giant bluefin-tuna tank and outdoor penguins.",
          "parking": "There's a large Kasai Rinkai Park lot (~2,700 spaces) if you're driving: roughly ¥400 first hour then ¥200/30 min. It's a ~7–10 min walk to the aquarium and fills by mid-morning on weekends, so aim to arrive before 10."
        },
        {
          "emoji": "🍜",
          "name": "Lunch — make it memorable",
          "query": "Odaiba Rainbow Bridge restaurant",
          "travel": "~1 PM, in your afternoon area",
          "tag": "Eat where you land",
          "cost": "~¥1,500–3,000 per person",
          "blurb": "Skip the food court — eat a standout lunch in whichever area your afternoon lands.",
          "overview": "You'll usually reach your afternoon area around 1 PM, so eat there and make lunch part of the day. Pick the option that matches your afternoon below. (If the little one needs food right away, the cafes inside the park are the quick fallback.)",
          "about": "Rather than a generic food court, tie lunch to where you're headed — each area has something genuinely memorable and gluten-aware. The theme across all of them is simple for the allergy: plain rice, sashimi/nigiri, grilled fish or salad, salt (shio) not sauce (tare), and your own tamari packets for dipping, since Japanese soy sauce, curry and noodle broths usually hide wheat. Aim to sit down by about 1 PM so the afternoon stays relaxed.",
          "look": [
            "Odaiba (Option A): bills for beachfront ricotta pancakes with a Rainbow Bridge view, or Sizzler in Aqua City — allergen menu + salad bar makes a safe gluten-free meal.",
            "Asakusa / Skytree (Option B): plain rice bowls or grilled fish on Tokyo Solamachi's food floors (allergen-labeled), then Otaco's 100% gluten-free treats by the temple.",
            "Shibuya (Option C): Uobei — bullet-train touch-screen sushi the kids will love; order plain nigiri and bring tamari."
          ]
        },
        {
          "emoji": "🤖",
          "name": "Afternoon A · Miraikan + Odaiba Gundam",
          "query": "Miraikan National Museum of Emerging Science Odaiba",
          "travel": "~10–15 min from Kasai",
          "tag": "Pick one · walk-up, no booking",
          "cost": "Adults ¥630 · under-18 free on Sat · preschool free",
          "blurb": "Hands-on future-tech museum, then the life-size Gundam and Rainbow Bridge.",
          "img": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Rainbow_Bridge_202408.jpg?width=800",
          "overview": "The futuristic-Odaiba choice: an indoor, air-conditioned science museum (walk-up, no advance ticket needed) paired with the outdoor life-size Gundam and Rainbow Bridge bay views. It's the closest afternoon to the aquarium.",
          "about": "Miraikan, Japan's national museum of emerging science, is hands-on in a way that lands with everyone in the group: older kids get real AI, space and robotics exhibits, little ones get a dedicated preschooler play zone, and the whole family gets the Geo-Cosmos — a six-metre OLED globe glowing with live Earth data. It's indoor and air-conditioned, stroller-friendly, walk-up, and cheap — under-18s are free on Saturdays and preschoolers are always free. A five-minute stroll away stands the life-size Unicorn Gundam at DiverCity, free to see and transforming with lights and music through the day, right by the Rainbow Bridge waterfront. It doesn't repeat any temple, aquarium or character stop elsewhere in the week.",
          "look": [
            "The Geo-Cosmos globe and the hands-on robotics/space exhibits.",
            "The life-size Unicorn Gundam — free, transforms with lights through the day.",
            "Gluten-free: Miraikan has a café; around Odaiba, Sizzler (Aqua City) has an allergen menu, or order plain and bring tamari.",
            "Geo-Cosmos is a 6 m globe built from 10,362 OLED panels showing live Earth from space.",
            "Time it for a Gundam transformation show — the 19.7 m robot shifts into glowing Destroy Mode."
          ],
          "links": [
            {
              "label": "🎫 Miraikan (official)",
              "url": "https://www.miraikan.jst.go.jp/en/"
            },
            {
              "label": "🤖 Unicorn Gundam statue",
              "url": "https://www.unicorn-gundam-statue.jp/en/"
            }
          ],
          "parking": "Simplest is Miraikan's own underground lot (¥440/hr, ¥1,650/day max; 2.1 m height limit), or the DiverCity garage right under the Gundam — up to ~4 hrs free with validated shop purchases. The two are a 5–8 min walk apart."
        },
        {
          "emoji": "⛩️",
          "name": "Afternoon B · Asakusa (Senso-ji) + Skytree ⭐",
          "query": "Senso-ji Temple Asakusa",
          "travel": "~15 min from Kasai",
          "tag": "Pick one · recommended",
          "cost": "Temple free · Skytree deck ¥2,100–3,100 pp",
          "img": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Senso-ji_Kaminarimon_201503a.jpg?width=800",
          "overview": "The most iconic, postcard-Tokyo afternoon — and the easiest for the gluten allergy. No advance booking needed.",
          "about": "This is the quintessential old-meets-new Tokyo afternoon: start under the giant red lantern of Senso-ji's Kaminarimon gate, wander the Nakamise stalls of the city's oldest temple, then stroll the Sumida riverside about twenty minutes (past the Asahi Beer HQ) to ride up Tokyo Skytree, one of the tallest towers on earth. It photographs like a postcard, needs no advance booking, and gives the kids incense, pagodas and a soaring glass elevator all in one loop. It's also the friendliest option for the gluten allergy — a dedicated 100% gluten-free treat shop sits near the temple. Of the three standard picks, this is the one that most simply screams \"Tokyo.\"",
          "look": [
            "Gluten-free: Otaco near Senso-ji is 100% gluten-free (rice-flour treats) for a safe snack.",
            "The Kaminarimon lantern, the five-story pagoda, and Skytree over the river.",
            "Kaminarimon's giant red lantern is ~3.9 m tall and weighs about 700 kg.",
            "Skytree is exactly 634 m — the number reads 'mu-sa-shi', the region's old name."
          ],
          "links": [
            {
              "label": "🗼 Tokyo Skytree (official)",
              "url": "https://www.tokyo-skytree.jp/en/"
            }
          ],
          "blurb": "Tokyo's oldest temple and a giant tower — the classic postcard afternoon.",
          "parking": "At Senso-ji, the Kaminarimon Underground Parking is ~1 min from the Thunder Gate (¥200/30 min then ¥100/15 min — go early). At Skytree, the Tokyo Solamachi garage is ¥400/30 min on weekends, with 1 hr free over ¥3,000 spent."
        },
        {
          "emoji": "🌆",
          "name": "Afternoon C · Shibuya Scramble + Harajuku",
          "query": "Shibuya Scramble Crossing",
          "travel": "~16 min from Kasai",
          "tag": "Pick one · teen fave",
          "cost": "Free to explore · Shibuya Sky ¥2,700–3,400 pp",
          "img": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Shibuya_Crossing,_Tokyo_(13001951595).jpg?width=800",
          "overview": "The youth-culture, big-city-energy choice — best if the day skews toward the teenagers.",
          "about": "Shibuya is Tokyo at full volume: stand in the middle of the Scramble Crossing as hundreds of people surge across from every direction, meet the Hachiko dog statue, and — if you want the money shot — ride up the open-air Shibuya Sky rooftop deck for a 360° city view. From there it's a short hop to Harajuku's Takeshita Street, a neon canyon of crepes, character shops and teen fashion. It's the highest-energy option, though the least toddler-paced. Two dedicated 100% gluten-free shops nearby make snacks easy for the allergy.",
          "look": [
            "Shibuya Sky needs an advance timed ticket (≈¥2,700–3,400) — book if you want the rooftop.",
            "Gluten-free: two dedicated 100%-GF spots nearby — I'm Donut? Gluten-Free and GEN-TEN bakery in Shibuya Scramble Square.",
            "The famous crossing from the Starbucks / sky deck, plus Hachiko.",
            "Up to ~3,000 people cross at once — around 390,000 a day — the world's busiest crossing.",
            "Say hi to Hachiko, the Akita who waited at this station for his owner every day for ~9 years."
          ],
          "links": [
            {
              "label": "🌇 Shibuya Sky tickets",
              "url": "https://www.shibuya-scramble-square.com/sky/en/"
            }
          ],
          "blurb": "The famous crossing, a rooftop view, and Harajuku's teen-fashion street.",
          "parking": "Central Shibuya parking is limited and pricey, and Scramble Square has no lot of its own. Use the Hikarie or Shibuya Stream garages (stack partner-shop purchases for free time), then do Shibuya + Harajuku on foot."
        }
      ],
      "headingHome": "Wrap up your afternoon and head back to your hotel whenever the little ones run out of steam — every option is an easy train ride from central Tokyo."
    },
    {
      "dow": "Sun",
      "dateShort": "Apr 12",
      "emoji": "⚡",
      "mode": "train",
      "kind": "stops",
      "title": "Ultimate Pokémon Day",
      "w": {
        "icon": "🌦️",
        "hi": 64,
        "lo": 52,
        "dress": "Light layers; umbrella handy for a passing spring shower",
        "note": "A few passing showers possible — an ideal indoor Pokémon day"
      },
      "gettingThere": "Head to Ikebukuro — it's a major hub on the JR Yamanote Line and several subway lines, so it's an easy ride from almost anywhere in central Tokyo. Elevators at major points keep it stroller-friendly.",
      "basecamp": "Head to Sunshine 60 in Sunshine City — wide walkways, nursing rooms, and clean restrooms make it a great base.",
      "stops": [
        {
          "emoji": "🎮",
          "name": "Pokémon Center Mega Tokyo",
          "query": "Pokemon Center Mega Tokyo Ikebukuro",
          "travel": "Sunshine City",
          "overview": "One of Japan’s largest Pokémon stores; stroller-friendly even when busy. Life-size statues plus cards, plushies & games.",
          "about": "On the 2nd floor of the Alpa building in Sunshine City, this flagship store is a Pokémon trainer’s paradise and easy to navigate with little ones.",
          "look": [
            "Life-sized character statues for photos.",
            "Region-exclusive merch you won’t find back home.",
            "Seasonal displays near the entrance."
          ]
        },
        {
          "emoji": "🧁",
          "name": "Pikachu Sweets Cafe",
          "query": "Pikachu Sweets Cafe Ikebukuro",
          "travel": "same floor",
          "overview": "Playful desserts and character drinks attached to the Pokémon Center — no booking needed (unlike the main Pokémon Cafe)."
        },
        {
          "emoji": "🍱",
          "name": "Tonkatsu Wako",
          "query": "Tonkatsu Wako Sunshine City Ikebukuro",
          "travel": "3rd floor, Alpa",
          "hours": "Closes 10:00 PM",
          "overview": "Crispy breaded pork cutlets. Kids’ menu comes with a small toy; teens get free refills on rice, cabbage & miso. English menus."
        },
        {
          "emoji": "🍜",
          "name": "Yamashita Honki Udon (B1)",
          "query": "Yamashita Honki Udon Sunshine City",
          "travel": "Alpa basement",
          "hours": "Closes 10:00 PM",
          "overview": "Smooth, chewy noodles with mild broths — easy for young kids and quick before heading out."
        }
      ]
    },
    {
      "dow": "Mon",
      "dateShort": "Apr 13",
      "emoji": "🦖",
      "mode": "train",
      "kind": "stops",
      "title": "Shinjuku Family Fun",
      "w": {
        "icon": "🌤️",
        "hi": 66,
        "lo": 54,
        "dress": "Light layers + comfy sneakers; a compact umbrella just in case",
        "note": "Mild spring day — good for wandering Shinjuku"
      },
      "gettingThere": "Shinjuku is one of the world's busiest stations and a hub on the JR Yamanote, Chuo and many other lines — an easy ride from anywhere in central Tokyo.",
      "headingHome": "Short walk back to JR Shinjuku Station and an easy ride back to your hotel.",
      "stops": [
        {
          "emoji": "🦖",
          "name": "Godzilla Head — Hotel Gracery",
          "query": "Hotel Gracery Shinjuku Godzilla",
          "travel": "Kabukicho",
          "overview": "The famous life-size Godzilla head on the 8th-floor terrace in Kabukicho.",
          "about": "Perched atop the Shinjuku Toho Building, the 12 m Godzilla head has loomed over Kabukicho since 2015 and is a free, fun photo stop.",
          "look": [
            "Top of the hour (12–8 PM): it roars, breathes smoke & lights up.",
            "Footprint plaques in the plaza below.",
            "Neon Kabukicho gate nearby for photos."
          ]
        },
        {
          "emoji": "🍕",
          "name": "800 Degrees Pizzeria",
          "query": "800 Degrees Pizza NEWoMan Shinjuku",
          "travel": "2F NEWoMan",
          "overview": "Build-your-own pizza — everyone picks their own toppings. Casual and quick, connected to JR Shinjuku."
        },
        {
          "emoji": "✨",
          "name": "Disney Flagship Store",
          "query": "Disney Flagship Store Shinjuku",
          "travel": "short walk",
          "overview": "Greeted by an LED “Welcome Vision” screen with immersive themed sections bringing Disney movies to life."
        },
        {
          "emoji": "🧸",
          "name": "KIDDYLAND Shinjuku",
          "query": "KIDDYLAND Shinjuku Okadaya",
          "travel": "short walk",
          "overview": "A treasure trove of toys, stationery, and character merch from tons of Japanese & global franchises."
        }
      ]
    },
    {
      "dow": "Tue",
      "dateShort": "Apr 14",
      "emoji": "✈️",
      "mode": "depart",
      "kind": "stops",
      "title": "Departure — Fly Home",
      "w": {
        "icon": "⛅",
        "hi": 65,
        "lo": 53,
        "dress": "Comfy travel clothes; pack the night before so the morning is easy",
        "note": "Mild — build in extra time for the airport"
      },
      "gettingThere": "Fly home from your Tokyo airport (Narita or Haneda). Give yourself plenty of time: aim to be at the airport about 3 hours before an international departure, and check your airport-transfer times the night before.",
      "stops": [
        {
          "emoji": "🧳",
          "name": "Pack & check out",
          "query": "Shinjuku hotels Tokyo",
          "travel": "morning",
          "overview": "Bags packed, passports and boarding info handy. Grab breakfast before you head to the airport."
        },
        {
          "emoji": "🚆",
          "name": "Airport transfer",
          "query": "Tokyo Station",
          "travel": "your booked transfer",
          "overview": "Take your airport train (N'EX / Skyliner), limousine bus, taxi, or rental-car return back to the terminal. Leave buffer for weekend traffic and station transfers."
        },
        {
          "emoji": "🛫",
          "name": "Check in & fly home",
          "query": "Narita Airport Terminal 1 departures",
          "travel": "~3 hrs before",
          "overview": "Check in, clear security and immigration, spend the last of your yen, and head home. Arriving ~3 hours early leaves a comfortable buffer for bag drop and the lines."
        }
      ]
    }
  ]
}
