Attractions

Country:South KoreaCity:Seoul

Bukchon Hanok Village is located between Gyeongbokgung Palace and Changdeokgung Palace. It is a place where traditional Korean houses are densely concentrated and is the most representative traditional residential area in Seoul.

Country:JapanCity:Tokyo

Tokyo's Ginza, a symbol of modern Japan, is the largest and most prosperous commercial district in the country, ranking alongside Paris's Champs-Élysées and New York's Fifth Avenue as one of the world's three most bustling centers.

Country:JapanCity:Kyoto

The Katsura River flows gently at the foot of Arashiyama, with clear water and lush forests on both banks. A leisurely boat ride here feels like being in a landscape painting.

Country:JapanCity:Osaka

Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan is one of the largest aquariums in the world and is famous for its huge whale sharks. It's located on the coast of Osakako, on the opposite side of the coast is Universal Studios Japan.

Country:JapanCity:Hokkaido

At the top of the ski jump, there is a unique observation deck. By taking the chairlift, you can enjoy a panoramic view of Sapporo city and the Ishikari Plain.

Country:South KoreaCity:Seoul

Namsangol Hanok Village, located at the foot of Namsan Mountain in the heart of Seoul, covers an area of nearly 80,000 ㎡. It features five traditional Korean houses (hanok) from the Joseon Dynasty that were carefully selected in Seoul, relocated and restored.

Country:JapanCity:Tokyo

Akihabara was once one of the world's leading electronics streets. With the passage of time, it has now transformed into a bustling commercial district with a diverse range of businesses.

Country:JapanCity:Kyoto

Tenryu-ji Temple was first built in the middle of the 13th century and is partially hidden among the woods of Arashiyama Mountain. The temple garden, which borrows the scenery of Kameyama and Arashiyama, integrates the elegance of noble culture and the mystery of Zen Buddhism.

Country:JapanCity:Osaka

The Tsutenkaku Tower, designed by the architect of Tokyo Tower, Tadao Ando, is a 103-meter-tall structure that symbolizes "a tower reaching to heaven". It is one of the beloved landmarks in Osaka.

Country:JapanCity:Hokkaido

This market is not as large as one might imagine; it's composed of several short alleys. However, it's definitely a paradise for food lovers. The market is renowned for its fresh seafood, especially king crab.