Jump into Jumping Go for hours of activity near US bases in South Korea
Jumping Go is an indoor park where you can, yes, jump on trampolines. It also offers virtual reality games, an arcade and a huge jungle gym.
Jumping Go is an indoor park where you can, yes, jump on trampolines. It also offers virtual reality games, an arcade and a huge jungle gym.
Room cafes, omnipresent in South Korea, are designed for groups of people to gather in a small, private room to watch TV or play board games and video games while relaxing with friends.
An extraordinary journey awaits art enthusiasts and avid travelers alike at teamLab Planets, a modern, digital art museum in Tokyo that provides an immersive experience.
At Tongbok Traditional Market in Pyeongtaek, everything from the catch of the day to a new pair of jeans is on sale.
The eight-floor facility, the largest mall in the largest city in Gyeonggi province, just south of Seoul, houses more than 60 clothing, lifestyle and beauty stores.
Sabor Peruano, just a five-minute walk from the main gate at Osan Air Base, achieves what feels like a true rendering of the Peruvian taste and feel.
Starbucks launched its limited-time Sakura Matcha with Sakura Jelly at convenience stores this month.
Fujiten, at the first station of Mount Fuji in Narusawa village, has multiple ski and snowboard slopes perfect for beginners and experts alike. And the view of the renowned mountain is picture-perfect.
Skiers looking for an alternative to resorts in and around the better-known Niseko resort might consider the upscale but more moderately priced ski area of Kiroro, just over an hour’s drive from the largest city in northern Japan.
Ashley Gutermuth is a clean comic who does relatable bits about her life. She pokes fun at her high-and-tight haircut and seems to relish confusing people about her gender. The Best Medicine Brigade — founder and Army veteran Robin Phoenix, Christian Johnson and Gutermuth — kicks off the first performance of its Japan tour on Feb. 7 at Yokota Air Base in western Tokyo.
The 270-acre Korean Folk Village is a great place to learn about the Joseon Dynasty, 1392 to 1910, including typical food, clothing and workshops. The village is also home to two museums and amusement park rides.
Junglia, where the attractions focus on nature, is scheduled to open in summer 2025. The park will take advantage of its proximity to Yambaru National Park, a subtropical forest region that’s been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since July 2021.
Two separate franchises — Crospo and Round1 — provide a range of activities for children and adults, from ball pits to climbing walls, arcades, Ping-Pong and karaoke.
Suzuki Mohei Shoten in Mito city, Ibaraki prefecture, about two hours north of Tokyo, has been making and distributing lanterns in Japan for more than 150 years.
A tropical garden near Kawazu has combined two more warm-climate fixtures to create a distinctive attraction: alligators and... bananas. Also, lily pads so huge, children could sit on them.
Course A and Course B both reveal the splendor of Japan’s natural marvels.
Jade objects, Ming vases, paintings, ancient weapons and curios spanning 8,000 years of Chinese history are on display at the National Palace Museum in Taipei.
Yokohama Hakkeijima Sea Paradise is the perfect nearby day trip, or weekend getaway, for couples, families and friends to enjoy aquatic fun. And it has no entrance fee.
Celebrities and photo-worthy surprises are planned for this year’s event.