The guidebook shows you what everyone sees. Yoriai opens the door to what locals actually do — a market breakfast at 8am, a sento at dusk, a standing bar where nobody speaks tourist. You don't watch it. You join it.
The most meaningful thing about a place was never a ticket. It's the person who lives there, doing what they already do, willing to let you come along.
Every listing is a plan a local already made — not a product designed for you. If they weren't hosting it, they'd be doing it anyway.
Groups cap at 2–10. It feels like being introduced by a friend, not herded by a flag on a stick.
No charge to join any activity in Phase 1. You're a guest, not a customer — bring curiosity, maybe split the bill for snacks.
Verified profiles, mutual approval, public meeting points, real reviews. Strangers, yes — unvetted, never.
Sorted by soon & nearby. No account needed to look around.
Bio, rating, past reviews, who else is going. Decide like you'd decide about a person — because it is one.
One tap. The host reads your profile too — mutual vetting before anyone meets.
Public meeting point, reminders at 24h and 1h. Do the thing. Swap stories. Leave a review.
Luca · Milan · joined Kenji's Nakanoshima walk