Character name (if left blank, AI will automatically create a name): [ ] Destination (if…

Character name (if left blank, AI will automatically create a name): [ ] Destination (if left blank, AI will automatically choose a destination): [ ] Create a horizontal two-page spread visual of a “travel booklet / trip itinerary” featuring the original character from the reference image as the main traveler. The entire image should look like an open booklet, notebook, or handmade travel guide, shown as one wide double-page spread. It should not look like a simple poster. It should feel like a printed travel booklet opened on a desk. The left page should work as the cover-style page of the trip. Include a large travel title, subtitle, date field, destination field, the character’s main visual, photo-like cuts of the travel destination, handwritten-style notes, and small decorative elements. The right page should work as the information page. Include an itinerary, packing list, recommended spots, a simple hand-drawn map, memo sections, short comments from the character, and small photo-like travel snapshots arranged in a balanced layout. If a character name is entered, use that name. If the name field is blank, create one natural name that matches the character’s appearance, atmosphere, and worldbuilding. If a destination is entered, use that prefecture, region, or place name as the travel destination. If the destination field is blank, choose one real travel destination in Japan, such as a prefecture, region, town, or well-known sightseeing area, based on the character’s atmosphere, outfit, colors, motifs, and personality. For the itinerary and recommended spots, you may use real Japanese prefecture names, region names, place names, and well-known sightseeing area names that match the chosen destination. However, this should be treated as a creative travel booklet for atmosphere and immersion, not as an accurate real-world travel guide. Do not include real store names, privately owned business names, exact opening hours, prices, train or bus times, reservation information, or detailed travel times that would require real-world verification. Use soft travel expressions such as “morning walk,” “local food lunch,” “afternoon sightseeing,” “sunset view,” “souvenir stop,” or “relaxing café break.” Keep the character’s recognizable features from the reference image, including facial features, hairstyle, ears, tail, body type, and overall atmosphere. However, do not simply copy the exact same outfit or pose from the reference image. Reimagine the character in travel-appropriate clothing, accessories, and poses that match the destination, season, weather, and trip plan. The outfit should feel practical, cute, and suitable for traveling, such as a light jacket, comfortable shoes, hat, shoulder bag, backpack, camera, scarf, or seasonal outerwear. The main character visual should not be a stiff standing pose. Show the character in a natural travel pose, such as walking while looking back, holding a bag strap, pointing toward the scenery, looking at a map, preparing to take a photo, gently waving, holding a drink, or looking excited while exploring. The trip content, destination, items, comments, decorations, and color palette should naturally reflect the character’s personality, charm points, favorite things, colors, motifs, and atmosphere. Do not leave memo sections or comment sections blank. Fill them with short handwritten-style English notes created by the AI, written in a way that matches the character’s mood and personality. These notes may include travel impressions, things the character is looking forward to, small reminders, comments about items, or recommendations for places to visit. Each memo should be short and readable, about 3 to 8 English words per item. Do not use empty ruled lines, blank checklists, unreadable dummy text, or meaningless placeholder text. All visible text inside the booklet should be written mainly in natural English. Use clear travel-guide style labels such as “Trip Plan,” “Packing List,” “Recommended Spots,” “Map,” “Memo,” “Today’s Theme,” “Destination,” and “Character Note.” Use a warm handmade paper design style. Include handwritten-style English text, masking tape, sticky notes, stamps, stickers, checkboxes, photo-collage layouts, ruled lines, pressed flowers, small icons, and travel-themed decorations. Even if the page contains a lot of information, keep the layout clean and readable. The left page should focus on the main character visual and travel atmosphere, while the right page should focus on the itinerary, map, packing list, spot guide, and memo sections. The final image should feel cute, friendly, immersive, and like the viewer is actually going on a small trip together with the character. Avoid violent, disturbing, ominous, or insensitive elements. Make it a bright, peaceful, and easy-to-enjoy concept that makes people think, “I want to try this with my own character too.”