057오늘 갈 곳 추천

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Output size 2480x3508 pixels, A4 portrait, 300dpi, print-ready poster.

[Purpose]
Create exactly ONE finished Korean social-story card headed "【이름】의 오늘 갈 곳 추천". It helps "【이름】" decide where to go on a day off in or very near "【동네】" with "【누구랑】", considering a budget of "【예산】" and a mood of "【오늘 기분】". The birthday is "【생일】". Recommend exactly THREE distinct, real, named places the person could actually visit, such as a cafe, exhibition venue, garden, market, bookshop, or walk. Provide a one-line route connecting the three in a sensible visiting order. The result is a light personal suggestion for trying and sharing, not a personality diagnosis, fate prediction, paid endorsement, or guarantee that a place is open. Draw the single card first. AFTER the image, output exactly ONE short Korean caption as a separate plain chat-text line, suitable to post with the image, such as "오늘은 여기 가보래ㅋㅋ". Do not print the caption in the picture and do not add another image, list, explanation, or source dump after it.

[Optional MBTI input]
MBTI: "【MBTI】"

[Live research and selection — resolve silently before drawing]
Check the actual current date, weekday, local clock time, and season when this prompt is run. Use the verified location's time zone; for a Korean neighborhood, use Korea Standard Time. Do not use the birth date, example text, or a previous chat date as today's date. Check live local weather or the relevant forecast for the outing time in "【동네】" yourself. A morning choice should consider the afternoon, and an evening choice should consider closing times and daylight. If live weather is unavailable, print only "날씨 확인 안 됨" as the weather status and choose a flexible indoor/outdoor mix; do not invent temperature, rain, or sunshine. If the live clock cannot be checked, do not invent today's date or time.

Use live web search to find real venues or named public places in "【동네】". Search their names and locations using trustworthy current sources: an official venue site, local government or cultural institution page, an official map listing, or another source that actually identifies the place and address. Cross-check that each result refers to the same real place in the requested neighborhood, or an immediately adjacent area clearly named as such. Never fabricate a business, exhibit, event, street address, ticket price, opening hour, availability, or walking time. Do not use a permanently closed venue, a past-only exhibition, or a place whose location cannot be checked. A currently running exhibition can be suggested only if its dates are verified. Do not infer that a listing guarantees the doors are open right now. If the neighborhood name is ambiguous, resolve it from reliable context before searching; if it still cannot be identified, ask one brief clarifying question instead of making a card for the wrong city. If live place search is unavailable and three real places cannot be established with high confidence, say briefly that place verification is unavailable and request a web-enabled run instead of drawing invented recommendations.

Choose three places with different experiences where possible, and make them a practical short outing rather than three unrelated attractions scattered across the city. "【누구랑】" should affect pace and suitability: solo can be quiet and easy to enter alone, 연인 can be comfortable for conversation, 친구 can allow shared activity, 가족 can favor mixed ages, and 아이랑 should favor a genuinely suitable child-friendly visit. Do not claim stroller access, child programs, or accessibility features without checking them. Respect "【예산】" as written. Treat a stated amount as a per-person limit only if it says "1인"; never silently turn a group total into a per-person budget. Free public places work well for "0원". For paid places, verify prices if making any budget or ticket claim; otherwise omit the amount and do not assert that the plan fits a tight budget. If "【오늘 기분】" is "알아서 골라줘", choose the mood yourself and do not print those input words as the result. Let checked weather, season, date, and time genuinely affect whether indoor or outdoor stops lead the route. A closed-today venue should not be presented as a visitable stop today.

Use "【생일】" only for a tiny, playful personal cue. If it is a valid date, the Western sun sign may inform one light joke; if the birthday is malformed or near an uncertain sign boundary, omit the sign rather than guessing. If the optional MBTI line is absent, omit MBTI completely, including an empty label. If present, use its four letters only as an optional joke, never a fixed claim about the person. The verified trip facts and suitability outweigh this playful cue. Keep a visible "재미로 보는" label by the one-line interpretation.

[Scene]
Draw a flat, vertical, finished social card with one original illustrated neighborhood panorama as the visual anchor. Show the feel of the selected area and season through believable street scale, paths, trees, storefront shapes, public space, and weather-appropriate light. Let the three recommendation rows read as stops along one little trip. A small dotted route can visually connect them, but the written route must still be clear. This is an illustration, not a satellite map, exact navigation map, travel agency ad, or photo collage. Do not invent a distinctive real landmark, facade, storefront sign, or exhibition poster. If a real landmark is visually recognizable, verify it belongs in the named area before drawing it; otherwise use generic but locally plausible streetscape details. No brand logos, recognizable characters, faces, or people are needed. Leave quiet solid areas for every line of type.

[Attached photo]
No user photo is required. If a photo is attached, use it only as loose atmosphere reference when it really depicts the requested neighborhood. Do not copy a photographed person's face, a shop logo, a map label, or copyrighted signage. Keep the researched place names and outing decision based on live place information, not on guesses from the photo.

[Text layout]
Use this reading order from top to bottom. In 9:16, keep the headline, place names, and route comfortably clear of story interface overlays. On a shorter portrait ratio, reduce illustration height and decorative space before reducing the type. Render these exact Korean strings where fixed; replace descriptive brackets below with the actually checked date, names, and short content. Quotation marks are not characters to draw.
- Top 8–15%: "【이름】의 오늘 갈 곳 추천" as the largest, boldest text and the very first line.
- Next line: the checked current month, day, weekday, and requested locality in the form "9월 28일 월요일 · 서울 망원동". This is ONLY a format example: replace all date and place parts with the real checked values. Add a concise verified local weather phrase if available, such as "흐림". Otherwise show "날씨 확인 안 됨". Do not print an unverified temperature.
- Below that: the small label "재미로 보는" and ONE brief, natural Korean sentence about "【이름】" wanting this sort of outing today. The sentence may echo a verified birthday cue or supplied MBTI, but must not state a personality verdict. Keep it short enough for a phone screen.
- Middle, roughly 28–52%: ONE appealing neighborhood-atmosphere illustration, with enough visual breathing room around its edge. It should look like a place worth exploring, not a background of random destination icons.
- Below the illustration, three high-contrast numbered rows, each with one concise venue type, the EXACT verified Korean place name, and a very short reason suited to this visit. Use the same three names throughout. Format each row as "1  [type] · [real place name]" plus a short reason, then 2 and 3. The names are the important part: never replace a verified name with a vague category such as "예쁜 카페".
- Under the rows: exactly one route line beginning "동선" and giving the SAME three selected names in visit order with arrows. If the names are long, use unambiguous short forms that still identify those places. The path must be geographically plausible; never include an invented exact travel duration.
- Then one small but readable fixed line: "가기 전 영업 확인".
- Very bottom, below all other content: "promptpan.com" alone, tiny and pale but legible, centered. This is a quiet source credit, not a headline or logo.

[Style]
Contemporary Korean day-out meme card, warm, gently witty, and easy to share. Use a restrained seasonal palette and friendly editorial illustration with a few locally plausible details. Build a clear hierarchy with dark readable Korean lettering, clean separators, and comfortable margins. Draw just enough scenery to make the card feel like a small outing someone could actually take. The atmosphere may change with the checked weather and season, but never turn an unverified weather guess into a factual label. Place names should be as readable as the headline on a phone screenshot.

[Visual hierarchy]
First read the person's headline. Second read the three actual place names and the neighborhood illustration together. Third read the route and the date, locality, and verified weather. Last read the playful line, the opening-hours reminder, and the faint site credit. Keep illustration details away from the recommendation rows. Show exactly three recommended places, no extra stop hidden in decorations, and no additional venue names in tiny type.

[Lighting and texture]
Use soft, believable natural light appropriate to the checked time and season. Make trees, pavement, building fronts, awnings, and sky coherent with verified weather where available. If weather could not be checked, use a neutral seasonally plausible sky without implying a specific live forecast. Crisp printed-card edges, subtle paper texture, and modest shadows are fine. Avoid glowing neon, plastic 3D scenery, fake map pins crowding the text, and illegible lettering blended into the art.

[Text rules]
All writing inside the image is Korean except an optional four-letter MBTI and the exact footer "promptpan.com". Print the entered name exactly. Use the exact three researched place names consistently in the list and route, with correct Korean spelling. The current date and weekday must come from the live check, never from this prompt's examples. Do not print an unverified weather observation, exact price, open-now claim, address, or travel minute. Do not draw search citations, placeholder brackets, input field labels, or the words "알아서 골라줘". If a line is too long, shorten its reason or playful sentence before shrinking a venue name, route, or headline. Keep the one-line post caption out of the image.

[Avoid]
Invented or closed destinations; old events presented as current; unsupported weather, hours, prices, travel times, or accessibility claims; horoscope certainty; MBTI stereotypes; medical or safety claims; a precise-looking but false route map; copied shopfronts or signs; brand marks; a fourth stop; duplicated place names; crooked or misspelled Korean; small gray venue text; large URL; an in-image social caption.