ZENRIN_official - Tweet Data Analysis

Summarization

This thread has provided many examples of addresses and locations from different regions of Japan such as Hokkaido, Kyoto, Tokyo, Hyogo, and Shizuoka that contain "north, south, east, and west" in their directions. These examples include specific addresses such as Tokyo's Nishi-gakoi South Kodomo Yuen and Kusatsu's Nishi-Masho Rokku station north entrance. Additionally, the thread provided an example of a district in Tokyo where "north, south, east, and west" don't appear, and also an example of a street intersection in Shizuoka. Lastly, the thread provided a search result of postal codes and a station name in the Tokyo area.

Topic Modeling

1. Geographical locations: Japan, Tokyo, Kyoto, Hokkaido, etc.
2. Addresses, Street Names and Postcodes
3. Google Maps and Local Businesses
4. Public transportation services, Intersections and Bus Stops
5. Tweets and interaction between users

Emotional Analysis

These tweets reflect a range of emotions, from enthusiasm and excitement to confusion and disappointment. There is a sense of discovery and exploration as the tweeter looks for places that fit the criteria of having "north, south, east, and west" in the name. There is also a feeling of frustration when they realize that some places don't fit the criteria or when they make mistakes in their search. Finally, there is a sense of satisfaction when they find the right place or when they receive confirmation of their search.

Trend Analysis

1. Geographic locations and addresses
2. Google Maps usage
3. Postcodes/ZIP codes usage
4. Intersections in specific cities and towns
5. Public transportation stops and routes