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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
In the heart of Busan, South Korea’s bustling second-largest city, Gukje Market (국제시장) stands as a vibrant testament to post-war resilience and the enduring spirit of Korean entrepreneurship. This historic market, one of the largest traditional markets in the country, offers more than just a shopping experience—it provides a cultural immersion into Korea’s past and … Read more
Nestled in the heart of Prague’s city center, Praha MATZIP has quickly become one of the most sought-after Korean restaurants in the Czech capital. The word “MATZIP” itself means “tasty restaurant” in Korean, and this establishment certainly lives up to the name. From Korean travelers seeking a taste of home to locals and tourists curious … Read more
London’s Bayswater district is known for its leafy streets, elegant architecture, and a multicultural atmosphere that draws both locals and visitors alike. Amidst this vibrant setting, Waitrose & Partners Bayswater stands as a beacon of quality, offering an upscale yet welcoming grocery experience. Located near Hyde Park and just a short walk from Paddington and … Read more
Seoul, a city of vibrant contrasts and innovation, is home to the IKEA Gangdong branch, a hub of Scandinavian design in the bustling eastern district of the capital. Opened in 2020, IKEA Gangdong holds the distinction of being the first city-center IKEA in Korea, offering accessibility and convenience to residents of Seoul who previously had … Read more
Berlin, a city known for its progressive culture, art, and design, is an ideal backdrop for the Adidas Originals Flagship Store. Located in the fashionable Mitte district, Adidas Originals Flagship Store Berlin isn’t just a place to shop—it’s a celebration of Adidas’ legacy and the city’s bold urban spirit. It’s where international streetwear culture and … Read more
Berlin in July is an exhilarating experience filled with cultural energy, warm weather, and long, sunlit days. The city pulses with music festivals, open-air cinemas, street parades, and lakeside lounging. Whether you’re interested in Cold War history, modern art, or simply relaxing in one of the city’s many sprawling parks, Berlin in July offers something … Read more