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31 examples
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A Tokyo showfrom your favorite artist
JUST ASK“Tell me when a SIRUP Tokyo show is announced, including presales”
Announcements, presales, and general sales—only when something important happens.
When announced
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Reservations ata saved restaurant
JUST ASK“Tell me when Ginza Shinohara opens next month's bookings”
No more reopening the reservation page. Hear when it is time to book.
When bookings open
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Discover new Tokyorestaurants weekly
JUST ASK“Find three noteworthy new restaurants in Shibuya, Ebisu, or Daikanyama every week”
You do not need a saved place. Get fresh candidates based on recency and real interest.
Friday at 18:00
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The restockyou were waiting for
JUST ASK“Tell me when UNIQLO's BLOCKTECH Parka in black, size M, is restocked”
Choose the item, color, and size. Know as soon as it returns.
When it is back
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A flight salefor your next trip
JUST ASK“Tell me about October Tokyo–Taipei sales under ¥50,000 round trip”
Watch for sales that match your route and timing, so the right trip can find you.
When a sale appears
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Discover this week'sgame releases
JUST ASK“Recommend five story-rich Switch or PS5 games releasing this week”
No title in mind? Discover upcoming games from release schedules and your taste.
Monday morning
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What players really thinkof new games
JUST ASK“Every Friday, find three new Switch or PS5 games with strong reactions from real players on X”
Go beyond launch marketing with concise, topic-based reactions from people who actually played.
Friday at 19:00
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The next volumeof a manga you follow
JUST ASK“Tell me when the next Kingdom volume gets a release date or preorder”
Get the release date and preorder update before the new volume passes you by.
When news is announced
09
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Your weekendshortlist
JUST ASK“Every Friday, shortlist five art events in Shibuya, Aoyama, or Roppongi for the weekend”
Only options that match your timing, location, and taste—more enjoying, less searching.
Friday at 18:00
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Turn weekend plans intoa 15-second preview
JUST ASK“Pick three Tokyo art events for this weekend and turn them into a 15-second vertical preview”
Do more than find places—turn the anticipation for your weekend into a short video.
Every Friday
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Important travelentry changes
JUST ASK“Tell me only what changes in entry procedures for travel to Korea”
Track changes to requirements, documents, and dates—and receive only what affects you.
When rules change
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Important changes inyour US stock portfolio
JUST ASK“Check my US stock portfolio every morning and alert me only to concentration or unusually large moves”
See meaningful concentration and price changes without opening charts every day.
Only on mornings that need attention
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Turn fragments of inspirationinto a weekend creation
JUST ASK“Combine three entries from my Notion Inspiration page into one creative theme every week”
Combine notes about films, books, music, and places into an unexpected idea you can actually make.
Every Saturday morning
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New books froma favorite author
JUST ASK“Tell me when a new Honobu Yonezawa book is announced or available to preorder”
From announcement through preorder, follow only the releases you do not want to miss.
Twice a week
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Find book eventsaround Tokyo
JUST ASK“Find author talks and book signings in Tokyo this month that I can attend on weekends”
Find literary plans you can make for the weekend.
Every Thursday
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Official merchpreorders
JUST ASK“Tell me when new official Haikyu!! acrylic stands or T-shirts go up for preorder”
Official sources only, so you find the item before its preorder deadline.
Check daily
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Tokyo events fromyour favorite idol
JUST ASK“Tell me when FRUITS ZIPPER announces a Tokyo release event or fan benefit event”
Get first-come and lottery details in time to apply.
Check daily
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Find special cinemascreenings
JUST ASK“Find 4K restorations and classic-film special screenings in Tokyo over the next two weeks”
Find films that are harder to stumble across on streaming services.
Every Tuesday
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Streaming availabilityfor a film
JUST ASK“Tell me when Dune: Part Two becomes included with a Japanese streaming subscription”
Hear only when it is included with a subscription, not just rentable.
Twice a week
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Choose anime fornext season
JUST ASK“Recommend three buzzworthy sci-fi or mystery anime starting next season”
Get premiere dates and streaming options so you can be ready to watch.
Every Friday
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Tokyo exhibitionsfor the weekend
JUST ASK“Find three photography or contemporary-art exhibitions in Tokyo for this weekend”
Know dates and reservation details before putting it on your weekend plan.
Every Wednesday
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Vinyl reissuesand preorders
JUST ASK“Tell me when a Ryuichi Sakamoto vinyl reissue or preorder is announced”
Get official reissue and preorder news without chasing resale listings.
Twice a week
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Find board gamesfor the weekend
JUST ASK“Recommend three new board games each month for 2–4 players that finish within 90 minutes”
Filtered by player count and time, ready to put straight into a game night.
First of every month
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Tickets for a stageproduction
JUST ASK“Tell me when presales or general tickets open for the next Tokyo Gekidan Shinkansen show”
Do not miss either the presale deadline or general-sale opening.
Check daily
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Release dates fora capsule-toy series
JUST ASK“Tell me when new Sanrio Characters capsule toys launch and where to find them in Tokyo”
Get the release timing and official locations together before you go looking.
Twice a week
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New cafés inyour neighborhood
JUST ASK“Find three recently opened cafés around Kiyosumi-shirakawa or Monzen-nakacho that are comfortable for solo visits”
Find somewhere worth visiting with opening date, hours, and seating atmosphere checked.
Every Friday
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New bakeries forthe weekend
JUST ASK“Find two bakeries opened in Setagaya within six months that are known for artisan or savory bread”
Check closing days and likely sell-out times so the picks work for your weekend.
Every Thursday
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Seasonal specials froma favorite bakery
JUST ASK“Tell me when 365 Nichi to Nihonbashi announces seasonal bread or opens stollen preorders”
Catch limited seasonal items and short preorder windows before they close.
Twice a week
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Limited beans froma coffee roaster
JUST ASK“Tell me when ONIBUS COFFEE releases limited light-roast beans or a Gesha lot”
Get origin, process, roast, and availability details for genuinely new releases.
Twice a week
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Tokyo pop-upsthis week
JUST ASK“Find five character, fashion, or lifestyle pop-up shops open in Tokyo this week”
See dates, venue, entry requirements, and exclusives for pop-ups you can visit now.
Every Monday
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Discover newstationery monthly
JUST ASK“Find five new stationery releases this month that work well with planners and notebooks”
Verified release dates and retailers, with picks that serve genuinely different uses.
First of every month
FAQ
A few things to know
before you start.
What can I delegate to FeedCortex?
Watch a known item such as a restock or booking, discover new restaurants, games, and weekend ideas, or automate recurring work research and summaries.
Can I use the prompts as written?
Yes. Copy one and swap in your artist, destination, product, or preferences. FeedCortex proposes the workflow for you to review before creation.
When do I need an MCP connection?
Web research examples use Tavily, while workflows using Slack, GitHub, or other services need those connections. FeedCortex shows a secure connection card when one is missing.
Your idea does not need to match an example