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London is a city where history and modernity meet at every corner, and nowhere is this blend more visible than along the River Thames. On one side stands Big Ben, a Gothic Revival tower whose steady chimes have echoed across the city for more than 160 years. On the other side rotates the London Eye, … Read more
Valencia is often celebrated for its golden beaches, its world-famous paella, and the lively fireworks of Las Fallas, but the city also treasures a sweeter, more refreshing tradition that has been passed down for centuries: horchata de chufa. Unlike the rice-based horchata found in Mexico, Valencia’s horchata is made from tiger nuts, small tubers cultivated … Read more
In the very center of Madrid lies Plaza Mayor, a vast and elegant square that has witnessed centuries of Spanish history. With its arcaded buildings, charming balconies, and bustling terraces, the plaza is not only a cultural landmark but also a favorite meeting spot for both locals and travelers. Visiting Plaza Mayor means stepping into … Read more
When visiting Sapporo, Hokkaido’s capital city, one of the most practical and reliable ways to get around is by using the Sapporo Municipal Subway (札幌市営地下鉄). Known for its convenience, cleanliness, and easy navigation, the subway has become a backbone of transportation for both locals and tourists. Especially during Sapporo’s snowy winters, the subway is a … Read more
In Seoul, where polished barbecue chains and trendy dining rooms dominate, Wonpyeong Galbi (원평갈비) in Hannam-dong feels like a time capsule. With decades of history, an unpretentious dining room, and charcoal smoke curling above every table, this restaurant is a reminder that simple food done well is what keeps people coming back. What sets it … Read more
In a city full of modern bars and trendy eateries, Berlin still treasures its traditional pubs known as Eckkneipen—corner taverns that have served as neighborhood gathering spots for over a century. One of the best-preserved examples is Metzer Eck, located on a quiet residential street in Prenzlauer Berg. Established in 1913, this family-run pub is … Read more
When you stroll through Berlin’s historic center, past the grandeur of the Berlin Cathedral (Berliner Dom) and across the bridges of Museum Island, you’ll see a shopfront glowing with familiar green and red figures. This is the AMPELMANN Shop am Berliner Dom, a place where Berlin’s quirky pedestrian traffic lights have been transformed into one … Read more
If your Hokkaido itinerary starts or ends at Sapporo Station, you’ll cross paths with Sapporo Stellar Place—the flagship shopping and dining complex inside JR Tower. With more than 200 stores, direct station access, late-opening restaurants, a full cinema, free Wi-Fi, and easy connections to the JR Tower Observatory T38, this is the most convenient place … Read more
Located in the very heart of Sapporo, Odori Park (大通公園) stretches over 1.5 kilometers and serves as the city’s central green belt. Dividing the city into north and south, the park offers a refreshing contrast to the surrounding urban grid of downtown Sapporo. Whether you’re visiting in the lush greenery of summer or the snowy … Read more
If you’re wandering through Prague’s enchanting Old Town, it’s impossible to miss the sweet, cinnamon-scented aroma drifting from the many chimney cake stalls. Among them, Old Czech Chimney Cake at Karlova 25 stands out with its warm, freshly baked trdelník and cheerful staff who often hand you a mini bite while you wait. Perfectly located … Read more