[Exclusive] Life Information Made by Japanese Locals to be Available on Naver's AI Briefing

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hani.co.kr ·2026-09-13

Naver is integrating user-generated content from Japan's content platform Note into its AI Briefing search service. This aims to provide domestic users with high-demand lifestyle information about Japan, such as travel, restaurants, and shopping, through local creators' firsthand experiences. Note has 12.48 million members and 82.09 million records, and its domain ranked second in Japan in a recent survey of domains cited by major generative AI search services.

Around 57,000 Note articles are being applied to AI Briefing, covering 18 categories and 105,000 search queries.

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