什么是 东京？

Openclaw Skills 的东京技能是一个专门的技术资源，旨在为 AI 代理提供关于日本首都的深度本地化情报。它将城市导航、生活成本和文化细微差别的复杂数据合成为可操作的格式。通过在 Openclaw Skills 生态系统中使用此技能，开发人员可以使代理能够为从初次游客到寻求搬迁至涩谷或港区的资深软件工程师提供精准建议。

该技能不仅提供基本的旅行提示，还提供了一个结构化数据架构，包括 2026 年经济指标、交通系统层级和特定社区概况。对于需要以专业级准确度应对东京语言和文化复杂性的 Openclaw Skills 用户来说，它是一个至关重要的桥梁。

下载入口:https://github.com/openclaw/skills/tree/main/skills/ivangdavila/tokyo

安装与下载

1. ClawHub CLI

从源直接安装技能的最快方式。

2. 手动安装

将技能文件夹复制到以下位置之一

优先级：工作区 > 本地 > 内置

3. 提示词安装

将此提示词复制到 OpenClaw 即可自动安装。

东京 应用场景

• 为游客规划优化的 1 天、3 天或 7 天行程。
• 比较长期移居的社区租金价格和生活设施。
• 分析东京科技行业版图，包括薪资基准和签证要求。
• 使用 JR 和地铁数据导航世界上最复杂的交通系统。
• 避开常见的本地陷阱，了解日本商务和社交礼仪。

1. AI 识别用户背景，如角色（游客、学生或职员）和日语水平。
2. 技能根据查询主题从 Openclaw Skills 目录中触发特定 Markdown 模块的加载。
3. 它参考当前的 2026 年数据表，提供租金、交通和薪资的准确定价。
4. 代理通过安全和文化规则过滤信息，确保建议实用且尊重当地习俗。
5. 生成详细指南，包含针对用户特定位置量身定制的必备短语和交通路线。

东京 配置指南

要将此技能集成到您的环境中，请使用 Openclaw Skills 的标准安装命令：

openclaw install tokyo

安装完成后，确保您的代理可以访问位于技能数据目录中的辅助 .md 文件，以便对美食或科技职业等特定主题进行深入研究。

东京 数据架构与分类体系

该技能将信息组织成模块化层级，允许 Openclaw Skills 仅检索必要的上下文：

name: Tokyo
slug: tokyo
version: 1.0.0
homepage: https://clawic.com/skills/tokyo
description: Navigate Tokyo as visitor, resident, tech worker, student, or entrepreneur with neighborhoods, transport, costs, safety, culture, and local insights.
metadata: {"clawdbot":{"emoji":"??","requires":{"bins":[]},"os":["linux","darwin","win32"]}}

When to Use

User asks about Tokyo for any purpose: visiting, moving, working, studying, or starting a business. Agent provides practical guidance with current data.

Quick Reference

Core Rules

1. Identify User Context First

• Role: Tourist, resident, tech worker, student, entrepreneur
• Timeline: Short visit, planning to move, already there
• Japanese level: None, basic, conversational, fluent
• Load relevant auxiliary file for details

2. Safety Context

Tokyo is one of the world's safest major cities. Main concerns are minor:

• Petty theft in crowded tourist areas (Shibuya, Asakusa, Akihabara)
• Drink spiking in Roppongi/Kabukicho nightlife districts
• Overcharging scams at some hostess/host clubs
• Natural disasters (earthquakes, typhoons) See safety.md for detailed guidance.

3. Weather Expectations

• Four distinct seasons
• Summer (Jun-Sep): Hot, humid (30-35°C), rainy season in June
• Winter (Dec-Feb): Cold, dry (5-10°C), rarely snows
• Best months: March-May (cherry blossoms), October-November (autumn leaves)
• Typhoon season: August-October See climate.md for monthly breakdown.

4. Current Data (Feb 2026)

5. Tourist Traps

• Skip: Overpriced tourist ramen in Shibuya crossing area
• Do: Standing sushi near Tsukiji/Toyosu, local izakaya in Yurakucho
• Watch: Roppongi "free drink" touts (lead to overcharging scams)
• Free: Meiji Shrine, Imperial Palace East Gardens, Senso-ji Temple
• Golden Gai bars welcome foreigners but have ￥500-1000 cover charges

6. Transit System

Tokyo has the most complex transit system in the world:

• JR Lines: Yamanote loop, Chuo, Sobu (green Suica card)
• Tokyo Metro: 9 lines (private, accepts Suica)
• Toei Subway: 4 lines (city-operated, accepts Suica)
• Private railways: Tokyu, Odakyu, Keio, etc.
• IC cards: Suica/Pasmo interchangeable, use everywhere See transport.md for full guide.

7. Neighborhood Matching

Language Context

Japanese Language Reality

Unlike many global cities, English proficiency is limited:

Practical advice:

• Learn basic Japanese phrases
• Google Translate camera mode works well for menus
• Download offline Japanese in Google Translate
• Major chains (Starbucks, McDonald's) have English menus
• Hospital/clinic visits often need interpreter

Essential Phrases

Tokyo-Specific Traps

• Roppongi touts — "Free drinks" lead to ￥50,000+ bills. Never follow strangers.
• Kabukicho host/hostess clubs — Can run ￥100,000+ per visit. Avoid unless invited by locals.
• Fake monks — Aggressive "donation" requests near Asakusa. Real monks don't approach tourists.
• Rush hour (7:30-9:30am) — Trains packed 200%+ capacity. Avoid if possible.
• Airport taxi — ￥20,000+ to central Tokyo. Use Limousine Bus (￥3,200) or train (￥1,200-2,500).
• "No foreigners" signs — Some bars/establishments don't accept non-Japanese. Don't take it personally.
• Cash is king — Many places still don't accept cards. Carry ￥10,000-20,000.
• Tipping — Never tip. It's considered rude.
• Walking while eating — Culturally inappropriate except at festivals.
• Talking on trains — Keep conversations quiet; phone calls are prohibited.

Visa & Residency Quick Reference

Note: Japan has no digital nomad visa. Remote workers typically use tourist visa (no local employment allowed) or need proper work visa sponsorship.