冬の風物詩、ソウル広場のスケート場です。

2015年12月22日は、冬至ですね！ ちょっと前倒しで!? 南山コル韓屋で本日12月20日、冬至イベントを開催しているそうです。 韓国で冬至に欠かせない食べ物｢あずき粥｣の炊き出しや体験プログラムもあるそうです。 2015年旧正月に、南山コル韓屋へ行ってみましたが、私的に凄く楽しめた場所でオススメです♡

ソウル市公式観光アプリがリニューアルされて、情報も満載で楽しく観光のシミュレーションができますよ❤(ӦｖӦ｡) そして、ソウルの街では、きっと大活躍して、私達の旅行をサポートしてくれるはずです(๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧ 私も、来月はソウルで使いたいと思います(*˘︶˘*).｡.:*♡

高速ターミナルのイルミネーション

Coexではウインターフェスティバル開催中です^^

本日、１７日（木）ソウル市庁広場のスケート場がオープンしました^^

去年街で見かけた、ルドルフ タヨ。今年はソウルオリニ大公園で見ることができますよ^^

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