Attractions

Country:South KoreaCity:Seoul

N Seoul Tower is located in Namsan Park, Yongsan District, in the center of Seoul. It was built in 1975 and stands at a height of 236.7 meters. It's a landmark of Seoul and one of the best places to enjoy a panoramic view of the city.

Country:JapanCity:Tokyo

Formerly a royal garden of Japan, Shinjuku Gyoen spans Shinjuku and Shibuya wards. It is a large garden that combines Japanese and French garden styles, featuring vast lawns, trees and ponds.

Country:JapanCity:Kyoto

The Togetsukyo Bridge, stretching 155 meters in length, is located beneath Arashiyama Mountain and is a famous scenic spot in Kyoto. It offers a wonderful vantage point to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the western hills.

Country:JapanCity:Mt. Fuji

The Kubota Itchiku Art Museum is renowned for its exquisite kimonos, with over 100 sets of kimonos on permanent display inside. It is a world-class art museum, located in a beautiful garden.

Country:JapanCity:Osaka

Shitennoji Temple was built by Prince Shotoku in 593 and is the earliest Buddhist temple in Japan as well as the oldest official temple.

Country:JapanCity:Hokkaido

Sapporo Central Wholesale Market has been a base for fresh food logistics in Hokkaido since its opening in 1959. Here, professional wholesalers engage in a transaction known as bidding, and regular customers are not allowed to shop here. However, in the adjacent Jogai market, you can purchase very economical and fresh ingredients.

Country:South KoreaCity:Jeju Island

Manjanggul Cave, also called The Bottomless Cave, is a component of the UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site "Jeju Volcanic Island and Lava Tubes" and is one of the largest lava tubes in the world, 7,416 meters long.

Country:South KoreaCity:Seoul

Insadong is a cultural district for trading cultural goods, located in Jongno District, Seoul. It is centered around the main street, with many alleys crisscrossing and densely distributed around it like a spider web. Hidden in these alleys are many famous places in Insadong. There is a widely circulated saying that vividly describes it: "In Insadong, you can buy the 'culture' of Korea!"

Country:JapanCity:Tokyo

Imperial Palace is the residence of the Emperor of Japan and his family members. The entire Imperial Palace is surrounded by a moat, and it is divided into several areas, including the Imperial Residence, the Outer Garden, the East Garden, and the North Garden. The East Garden and the North Garden are often open to the public.

Country:JapanCity:Nara

The Hōryū-ji temple complex and the nearby Yumedono (Dream Hall) were jointly inscribed as a World Heritage Site in 1993 under the name "Hōryū-ji Area Buddhist Monuments".