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In Japan, convenience stores are not simply places to grab a drink or a late-night snack. They are deeply woven into daily life, travel routines, and even food culture. In Sapporo, a city shaped by long winters and compact urban living, Lawson plays an especially important role. Known for its reliability, cleanliness, and unexpectedly high-quality … Read more
Berlin is a city that does not hide from its past. Among its many monuments and historical sites, few are as emotionally powerful and symbolically complex as the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe, known in German as Denkmal für die ermordeten Juden Europas. Located in the very center of Berlin, this memorial does … Read more
Prague is a city best known for its fairy-tale skyline, Gothic spires, and centuries-old bridges—but some of its most memorable views are not found on land. A Prague boat tour along the Vltava River offers a completely different perspective on the Czech capital, revealing its architectural layers slowly and gracefully from the water. While Prague … Read more
London is a global culinary capital where innovative fusion restaurants share space with cherished tradition. Yet few experiences capture both authentic international flavour and local London character quite like Brindisa Tapas Kitchen Bar at Borough Market. Located in one of the city’s most historic and dynamic food hubs, Brindisa offers an unmistakably Spanish tapas experience … Read more
London is a city where global food cultures intersect, but some of its most memorable dining experiences are rooted firmly in tradition. Richard Haward’s Oysters is one such place. Located inside the historic Borough Market, this oyster bar is not about modern reinvention or elaborate presentation. Instead, it offers something increasingly rare in a fast-changing … Read more
When traveling in Berlin, it doesn’t take long to realize that the city is not only about grand history, iconic landmarks, and creative subcultures. It is also a city of routines—morning commutes, grocery runs, quick errands, and thoughtful consumption. One of the best places to observe this everyday rhythm is dm-drogerie markt, Germany’s most widely … Read more
In Sapporo, sushi is not reserved for special occasions or fine-dining counters hidden behind sliding doors. It is part of daily life—eaten casually, confidently, and often late at night. Among the many sushi restaurants scattered across the city, Sushi Zanmai Susukino Branch holds a unique position. Known in Japanese as すしざんまい すすきの店, this restaurant is … Read more
When people think of Susukino, they usually picture neon signs, late-night ramen, izakayas filled with laughter, and Sapporo’s most energetic nightlife scenes. Yet beneath this glittering surface exists a quieter, more intimate layer of the city—one that reveals how people actually live. Daiichi Susukino (ダイイチ すすきの店) is one such place. Located on B2F of COCONO … Read more
In Sapporo, where long winters and heavy snowfall shape the rhythm of daily life, convenience is not a luxury—it is a necessity. This is precisely why Daimaru Sapporo holds such an important place in the city. Known in Korean as 다이마루 백화점 삿포로점, Daimaru Sapporo is far more than a department store. It is an … Read more
Situated at one of the most important crossroads of Prague’s historic center, Palladium Praha is far more than a modern shopping mall. It is a striking example of how Prague balances preservation and progress, embedding contemporary urban life within layers of history. Located directly on Náměstí Republiky (Republic Square), Palladium Praha stands at the meeting … Read more