Passport
The right phrase, with a little context. City guides for the conversations that make a trip.
A little language changes a trip.
Passport, published as Phrase Passport, is a collection of city-specific phrase and cultural-etiquette guides. It brings useful language together with the context for using it.
The starting point is a place. Each guide helps a traveler find phrases, understand local conventions and prepare for everyday conversations.
Words work better with context.
The Tokyo guide groups its material into phrases, culture, essentials and sources. Search supports English, local phrases and pronunciation, giving readers several ways to find what they need.
The cultural material sits beside the language. Knowing which phrase to use matters; so does knowing how and when to use it.
Make the guide useful beyond the first visit.
The public guides include pronunciation audio and offline-ready content, with an option to save audio. These features support the practical setting of travel, where a connection may not always be available.
The screenshot on this page shows the Tokyo guide as it appears in the public product.
Explore a city.
Passport is live. The guide directory is the starting point for browsing the available destinations. Source sections within the guides give readers a way to inspect the material behind them.