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Cornelian Cherries Bloom on Inwangsan

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In early spring, Inwangsan in Seoul transforms. Among the granite rocks and fortress walls, bright yellow blossoms appear—Cornelian cherry flowers, known as sansuyu in Korean. These small, vivid flowers bloom before the leaves come out, turning the still-bare branches into bursts of gold. Against the backdrop of grey stone and the city's skyline, the effect is striking. Sansuyu trees are one of Korea’s earliest signs of spring. The flowers are tiny—each with four narrow petals—but they grow in clusters that light up the mountainside. On Inwangsan, you’ll see them tucked between boulders, lining trails, and blooming near the old Seoul Fortress Wall. They add a soft, living contrast to the mountain’s strong, weathered landscape. These trees aren’t just beautiful—they’re meaningful, too. The fruit of the sansuyu tree, which comes later in the year, has been used in traditional Korean medicine for centuries. But in spring, it's the flowers that capture attention. De...
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Umitamago Aquarium, a good place to go with children Japan's Beppu

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I visited the Umitamago Aquarium in Beppu, Japan, located in Oita Prefecture.  Beppu  is Oita Prefecture's second most populous small and medium-sized city.  The Umitago Aquarium was a place full of cheap prices and a lot of things to see. It was a great place to visit. It costs 2,300 yen per adult, and children under 4 years old are free. It costs about 50,000 won for a three-family visit.  Dolphin shows, walrus shows, sea shark shows, and pelican shows are held by time. Not only the price, but the quality of the aquarium program was not comparable to that of Korea. It's so full that I think it's a waste of money. I've been to aquariums in Jeju, Seoul, and Ilsan in Korea.  When three families visit, it's well over 100,000 won. There are so many visitors that you don't know if they're looking at fish or people, and there are places where there are no internal shows. The aquariums in Japan were different. In the aquarium, you could see the fish really cle...
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Sugawara Michizane; a place where the god of Japanese learning is enshrined

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 Dazaifutenmangu in Japan is a shrine located in Tazahua, Fukuoka. It houses Michizane Sugawano, known as the god of learning, and is one of Japan's important cultural properties.   Sugawano Michizane was a Heian scholar in the late ninth century who was respected for his excellent academic ability and political talent, but he was demoted due to Fujiwara's conspiracy and exiled after Tazahua. This is a biography that reminds me of Jeong Yak-yong, a Dasan in korea.   There are many things to eat at the entrance to the shrine. There were many people who came to see it.   There is a statue of a bull at the entrance of Ten Thousand Palace in Dazaifu. It is said that this is the cow that brought Michizane Sugawano to Dazaifu. Visitors believe that touching the statue will make them smart, so their horns and face are shiny.  The inside of the shrine was very clean and well landscaped. The scenery is so good that it can be a photo spot wherever you go, s...
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