My hometown:Suita city Suita City, founded in 1940 and celebrating its 80th anniversary as a city in 2020, has a population of approximately 370,000. The imformations of Suitacity Expo'70 Commemorative Park A cultural park built on the former site of the 1970 Japan World Exposition (Osaka Expo). The park is located close to the center of the city, where you can feel nature and enjoy seasonal flowers and various events on its vast 260-hectare site. The park is also home to a variety of events. Panasonic Stadium Suita With a maximum capacity of 40,000, it is one of the largest in western Japan. The stadium has also hosted international tournaments such as Japan's national team games, It is a world-class stadium. Sunny Side Bakery This bakery offers delicious, freshly baked bread every day. New products come out every month. You can also enjoy different kinds of bread depending on the season! Located next to Minami-Senri Station NIFREL NIFREL is a facility...
Game Review I recommend a game called name that flag! It is a free game and you can challenge yourself too by clicking on the link below. Click here!! (Goal of the Game) There will be a 10-question quiz where you look at the flag and answer the name of the country. The more correct answers you get, the higher your score. ①Click Start quiz!! ②Select the name of the country you think is correct ③Answer will be presented. Explanations will appear below. ④At the end you can check your results. ( Pros + and Cons -) (+)Become able to identify flags (+)Become knowledgeable about flags (+)t's easy and anyone can do it (+)Easy to understand game setup (-)The questions are limited and cannot be enjoyed over and over again. (-)Time limit is set. (Rating) 7/10 It is an easy learning tool and children will enjoy it. Sometimes there are difficult problems, so everyone can learn something. Please give it a try.
Gyeongbokgung Gyeongbokgung was built as a royal palace in 1395 by King Taejo Lee Seong-gye of the Joseon Dynasty, and was used as the main palace for about 200 years. There are stores nearby where you can rent hanbok (traditional Korean clothes), so it may be a good idea to enjoy sightseeing while wearing a traditional Korean costume. Lotte World Lotte World is a popular theme park among locals, located about 30 minutes from downtown Seoul. There are about 40 indoor and outdoor attractions, and the indoor portion is covered by a large roof, making it possible to enjoy the park even on rainy or snowy days. Myeongdong , the best shopping district in Korea Myeongdong is the busiest shopping district in Korea. In addition to stores selling cosmetics, clothing, and sundries, there are also esthetic clinics, restaurants, and hotels, and food stalls appear on the main street in the evening. Dongdaemun Dongdaemun is a fashion district where wholesale markets and huge fashion buildin...
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