What is your favorite place you've been to? (1 Viewer)

[Elliah]

yeah but they at least have plenty kpop stores in koreatown while it takes almost 3 hours to get to a crowded chinatown store with expensive prices just for an album.

at least there are kpop stores somewhat close to where you live though
I can't relate to you guys I'm unsure if there even is any in the capital which is far far away from where I live anyway

 

[baekk]

Nepal & Jeju-do

 

[leesooman]

at least there are kpop stores somewhat close to where you live though
I can't relate to you guys I'm unsure if there even is any in the capital which is far far away from where I live anyway

i think we can all agree that being an international fan is a pain in the butt.

 

[Elliah]

i think we can all agree that being an international fan is a pain in the butt.

we definitely can agree on that

 

[emptycup]

london
Dubai
:nosejoo:

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[TWIZZLER]

I wish I can go back to Japan

 

[AmysTeri]

Minoo Park in Osaka, Japan
It was gorgeous! The hike nearly killed me (lol), but it was worth it and nice to eat lunch there.
(I also wasn't ready for summer humidity in Japan. My hair went POOF! 😂)

 

[Elliah]

Minoo Park in Osaka, Japan
It was gorgeous! The hike nearly killed me (lol), but it was worth it and nice to eat lunch there.
(I also wasn't ready for summer humidity in Japan. My hair went POOF! 😂)

ooh that looks amazing. I searched up more pics and it looks beautiful there!

 

[SeulPika]

The Tohoku Region in North East Japan.

Not many foreign tourists visit this region of Japan with most staying in Tokyo or venturing west to Kyoto for the temples. However I've found that over the years with the massive boom in tourism, Kyoto has lost a lot of its old charms.....
Where else the Tohoku Region has just as many beautiful temples & shrines, scenery, amazing food and very friendly locals. However it hasn't been ruined from tourism.

Matsushima Bay

Yamadera [Mountain Temple]