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11. Specific facts for blog post? Yes, using the provided context.
12. Interesting intro? Yes.
13. Min 3-4 main sections? Yes, planning for 4-5.
14. Over 2000 characters? Yes.
15. Markdown? Yes.
16. No fake images/links? Yes.
17. Complete content as final answer? Yes.
Confidence Score: 5/5
Mental Sandbox:
– Introduction: Start with a hook about escaping Sapporo for a romantic day trip. Emphasize the ease of access.
– Transportation: Create a small comparison table for JR vs. Bus for clarity. Highlight JR as the primary recommendation.
– Itinerary: Instead of just listing, add small descriptive sentences for each step to make it more engaging. e.g., “오르골당에서는 영롱한 소리에 마음을 빼앗겨 보세요.”
– Attractions: For 오타루 운하, emphasize the different charms of day and night. For 사카이마치 거리, talk about the joy of window shopping and snacking.
– Food: Make the dessert section particularly enticing with descriptions of textures and flavors.
– SEO: Ensure keywords like ‘오타루 당일치기’, ‘삿포로 근교’, ‘오타루 운하’, ‘오타루 오르골당’ are naturally integrated into headings and body text.
– Length: The detailed information provided for each spot in the context will be very helpful in fleshing out the sections and meeting the length requirement. I’ll rephrase and expand upon the descriptions.
Refinement of the plan:
– The “추천 코스” is very detailed. I will present it clearly, perhaps using bullet points within numbered steps for sub-activities.
– For “주요 관광 명소 상세 정보”, I will select the top 5-6 as suggested, and instead of just listing facts, I’ll weave them into more descriptive paragraphs.
– The section “오타루 추천 맛집 & 디저트” will be expanded with mouth-watering descriptions.
– I’ll add a concluding paragraph to wrap up the post nicely.
– I will make sure the language is natural and flows well, avoiding direct translation feel if any part of the source material felt like that. The source material is already in Korean, so this should be straightforward.
– I’ll ensure to use markdown for headings, bolding key terms, and lists, as per the requirement.
Let’s start writing. I will aim for a conversational and inviting tone.
The provided context is very rich, so the main task is structuring it into an engaging blog post, adding introductory and concluding remarks, and ensuring the language is lively.
I will make sure to hit the 2000 character count. Korean characters count, so it’s roughly 1000-1300 Korean characters. The provided text itself is already quite long. My job is to make it a blog post.
Checking the provided context again for any constraints on “사실이 아닌 이미지 및 링크를 만들지 마세요.” – I will not create any fake links or placeholder image tags.
The length requirement is “2000자 이상”. Korean characters are typically counted.
Okay, I think I have a solid plan.