Travelers explore cultural landmarks in Japan, South Korea, and New York

Various travel accounts detail cultural and sightseeing experiences across Japan, South Korea, and the United States.

In Sapporo, Japan, visitors to Nakajima Park can view the Hassou-an tea house, a National Important Cultural Property originally from the early Edo period. In Seoul, South Korea, travelers visit the Jongmyo Shrine, noting the historical significance of the ancestral tablets of kings and the symbolic importance of the Mugunghwa flower.

In Tottori, Japan, the Sand Museum features intricate sand sculptures, including recreations of works from the Sagrada Familia. Meanwhile, in New York City, travelers explore landmarks such as the Edge observation deck, the High Line, and Times Square, while experiencing local food culture like bagels in Manhattan.