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Locks of Love is a collection of locks that have been hung and locked into place on a wall next to N Seoul Tower. They symbolize endless love between those who hang them. There is a legend that if lovers make a wish at the top of Namsan Mountain, then it will come true.

Looking for thrills and excitement in Seoul? Then, visit Lotte World Theme Park which located in the eastern part of Seoul and is fully accessible via Jamsil subway station, which makes it the most accessible theme park in Korea.

If you’re a fan of green tea, the Boseong Green Tea Fields should be #1 on your list of places to see in Korea. Boseong as a whole is responsible for 40% of Korea’s tea production and its farming methods are also fully organic. Don't forget to try their fresh green tea ice cream.

Osaka may be known as sprawling port city with towering skyscrapers, but it’s also got a much softer side as one of the top cherry blossom destinations in Japan. During the spring season, Osaka will dazzle your senses with its breathtaking pink & white cherry blossoms.

Most people associate Tokyo Skytree with its magnificent observation decks but first and foremost, it’s Tokyo’s radio tower. It has the important function of providing the surrounding area with stable radio waves and numerous TV and radio stations in Tokyo using the tower.

Famed as Korea’s Santorini, this little village in Busan Gamcheon 2-dong has it’s own artistic and historic charm that lure visitors. This village was a place where refugees ran off during war. Today, it has become a tourist destination in Busan displaying artworks and murals.

For centuries, the Japanese have celebrated the blooming of Sakura as a happy mark to the start of spring and to welcome warmer weather. At the peak of Sakura bloom, locals would flock to the nearest park and have a picnic party with friends and family.

Explore Jeju’s awe-inspiring volcanic structures, enjoy superb seafood in Busan and revel in Seoul’s energetic city life. 🌸Seoul: bit.ly/2SmyEaM 💐Busan: bit.ly/2SfEvOP 🌷Jeju: bit.ly/2Sn1YxT

Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea are bucket-list destinations for many. Tokyo is a colorful place on its own, but Tokyo Disneyland is higher level. With all the pastel colored walls and colorful snacks and pastries, it’s heaven for instagram-obsessed visitors.

Explore Jeju and Busan with our fantastic tours & activities: Southern Jeju Bus Tour: bit.ly/2T7Uz1E Tongyeong City Tour + Cable Car: bit.ly/2Tc5dEI Busan City Tour + Rail Bike Experience: bit.ly/2T74HYj SEA LIFE Aquarium: bit.ly/2T6Tyab

Bamboo grove is one of most photographed scene in Kyoto for a strong reason. It is the most beautiful woodland on earth and one of must visit place. The bamboo grove is located within the same complex as Tenryuji Temple, one of UNESCO World Heritage sites in Kyoto.

#Seoul is a vibrant city that has a lot to offer that many might not even know about. Korean DMZ Tour: bit.ly/2T9p4nD Trickeye Museum and Ice Museum: bit.ly/2T73IHB Alpaca World: bit.ly/2T77vEV Seoul Land and Seoul Zoo: bit.ly/2T9oTIZ

Just a 10 minutes’ walk from the Shinjuku station, Shinjuku Gyoen is a true natural oasis amid of the hubbub of the metropolis. It features 3 themed gardens, the English Landscape, the French Formal, and the Japanese Landscape.

Kiyomizudera is best known for its wooden stage that juts out from its main hall, 13 meters above the hillside below. The stage affords visitors a nice view of the numerous cherry trees below that erupt in a sea of color in spring, as well as of the city of Kyoto in the distance.

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Tokyo is an exciting and bustling city that boasts a wide range of activities. Tokyo Metro Unlimited Pass: bit.ly/2T6SXoX Tokyo Sanrio Puroland: bit.ly/2T4r7tb Tokyo Disneyland/DisneySea: bit.ly/2T6SP8X Tsukiji Fish Market: bit.ly/2Ta8BzX

Spring is the best season to travel in Japan for beautiful cherry blossoms and its comfortable climate. However, in March in Japan, you may still feel cold especially in the early morning and evening, it’s recommended to wear a layer of clothing for your sightseeing.

In spring Shinjuku Gyoen becomes one of the best places in the city to see cherry blossoms. It is home to a large number of cherry trees from different varieties. From late March to early April, more than 400 somei yoshino trees blossom around the English garden.

Kema Sakuranomiya Park in Osaka is famous as the cherry blossom top viewing spot for its magnificent 4,500 cherry trees. The seemingly endless rows of cherry trees can be viewed from a riverside promenade or from ships cruising the river. There are also areas for picnics.