michiyomiLoad nearby contextdescribe_location
First it reports how much data exists near the coordinate—its coverage—then lists observations for the nearest scenes. Zero results means “not recorded,” not “nothing is there.”
WALK DEMO
This short demo is built from real michiyomi API data. It moves through a street from a pedestrian viewpoint and shows how the same location appears as structured, queryable language data.
The video has audio. Unmute the player to hear the short conversation; English captions are available from the captions menu.
00:00–00:04 “Isn't the sidewalk around here a little narrow?”
00:04–00:05 “Yeah, it is.”
「この辺りの歩道、ちょっと狭くない？」「そうね。」
The left half is an instrument panel assembled from michiyomi API responses. The right is street imagery from a pedestrian viewpoint, with the current position at upper right.
First it reports how much data exists near the coordinate—its coverage—then lists observations for the nearest scenes. Zero results means “not recorded,” not “nothing is there.”
The actual street image supporting the text. Each observation includes a scene ID and capture year so you can trace it back to its source image.
A description based only on visible content. Values such as “0.7 m walkable width” are monocular-image estimates and include confidence ratings.
The process of choosing one statement from the available evidence. Conditions are treated as belonging to the capture year and are not asserted as current facts.
Shows the simulated walking position (map: GSI Tiles).
STEP 1
The latitude and longitude of the walking position. That is the only input.
STEP 2
Reports the amount of available data before answering, so the user can see how much evidence exists.
STEP 3
Returns language data for nearby scenes, including each capture year.
The statements in the video are based on production /v1 API data. No registration or API key is required.
Fetch the production source record for the Ginza scene. This page presents and reads an English summary while preserving the API's authoritative Japanese observation below it.