The GyungBok Palace looks almost exactly as it did when the emperor of Korea lived in it during the Chosun Dynasty in the mid-1800s.
The iconic tower shines brightly throughout the night. You can hike up Namsan Mountain or ride the cable car for the best views.
The country’s biggest jewelry brand specializes in local gemstones, such as the blush tourmaline. At the São Paulo shop, you’ll find pieces only available in Brazil.
Sumo matches are held at Kokugikan in January, May and September. The first match was held over 1500 years ago. It's still the most popular sport in Japan.
The awe-inspiring main residence of Japan's emperor. Apply online in advance for a guided tour.
