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   There is no need for yakketing. Making the same yakgwa as artisan HangwaㅣCrispy, chewy, and soft. *youtube_seodam https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2lTaNMfofSI <Material> 500g grain syrup, 300g starch syrup, 150g water, ginger Glutinous rice: 200g all-purpose flour, 30g glutinous rice powder, 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon powder 50g sugar, 1/2 teaspoon salt, 30g starch syrup, 50g cooking oil, 60g water Regular: 250g all-purpose flour, 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon powder 50g sugar, 1/2 teaspoon salt, 30g starch syrup, 50g cooking oil, 60g water *Watch the video to see the cooking process. These are Korea’s donuts! Making crunchy and chewy Kaesong Juak *youtube_seodam https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8zi2mYYiMfs <Material> Cinnamon stick (optional), 300g grain syrup, ginger juice, Korean root liquor, 50g flour, 250g wet glutinous rice powder, 50g sugar, 1 teaspoon salt, 50g makgeolli, 5-7 spoons hot water *Watch the video to see the cooking process. How to make yakgwa easily by baking rathe

  Yakgwa, a traditional Korean snack, is emerging as a popular dessert. Restaurants specializing in Yakgwa are opening, and new desserts combining Yakgwa are being developed, making it even more popular. Additionally, as the Corona period passes and foreigners visit Korea more, it is becoming popular as a gift. Yakgwa is a confectionery made by stamping dough mixed with flour, sesame oil, honey, and alcohol on a plate, engraving a pattern on it, and then frying it in oil. It is said that in the past, oil and honey were rare and treated as medicine, so the word ‘medicine’ was added to them. These days, these yakgwa are rapidly emerging in the dessert field through word of mouth on social media, and various yakwa-related items are being introduced in differentiated styles with new shapes and features both online and offline, including in traditional markets. While developing creative fusion Yakgwa menus that combine Yakgwa with cookies, pudding, ice cream, shaved ice, etc., traditional d

  Where should I travel to Japan? Source: Live Japan (https://livejapan.com/) Japan, a country so familiar to us. With its old traditions, long-standing architecture, and uniqueness unique to Japan, it is considered one of the countries you definitely want to visit at least once. Of course, if you look around, it seems like everyone has been there at least once. Among those who have not been there yet or who want to go again, there may be those who cannot think of a specific place to go. There are 10 different ways to enjoy traveling, and since each person tends to plan their trip according to their preferences, there is no right answer. You can take a tour around the city where you can see the bustling people and trends at a glance, see historical buildings in places with plenty of greenery, see and enjoy flora and fauna, or enjoy swimming in the sea. There are many different ways to enjoy travel. Sapporo - a city suitable for winter, summer and fall travel Sapporo City Beer, Skiing a

  [Japan] We recommend a one-day trip to downtown Osaka. *Source: Smart tourism news created by local creators! Smart Tourism Newspaper (http://www.st-news.co.kr) * Editor & Designer: Ahn Ara, Yoo Han-na, Lee Seong-ho, Jang Seong-eun, Lee Seo-yeon, Oh Dae-yeon, Kim Yeo-reum The Osaka Amazing Pass must be exchanged at a tourist information center (Shin-Osaka, Osaka, Namba, or Kansai International Airport). In Osaka, it is called Osaka Amazing Pass. You must exchange it for a physical pass to use it, so be sure to exchange it before using it. *Osaka Amazing Pass Exchange Ticket Exchange Location PDF file A must-see for your trip to Osaka! Osaka Castle Park Osaka Castle is considered the most famous landmark in Osaka, and is also where the foundation of the Edo period was laid in 1603 after a fierce power struggle. Osaka Castle was built in 1583 by Toyotomi Hideyoshi, known as the ‘Napoleon of Japan.’ Since then, Osaka Castle has been the backdrop for many battles throughout history,

  “A travel destination loved by Koreans”... What do Koreans buy the most when traveling to Japan?  Source: Tour Toctoc (https://www.tourtoctoc.com) Editor. Jisoo Kim According to statistics from the Japan National Tourism Organization, the number of Koreans who visited Japan in the first half of this year was 3.755 million, and one out of four foreign tourists who visited Japan is Korean. Looking at data published by domestic travel-related sites, Osaka, followed by Tokyo, Okinawa, and Fukuoka, are always among the top 10 foreign cities visited by Koreans. What makes it so popular? https://www.youtube.com/@Life_in_Japan_sseoo A YouTuber that provides a lot of information through a summary of products that are beneficial to buy in Japan, price comparison videos, products that are popular in Japan, and products that are helpful to Koreans.

  Recommended restaurants in Dotonbori that I have personally visited *Source: My Real Trip 23 years of Osaka travel: 5 Dotonbori street foods *Source: Date Bear 14 recommended restaurants in Osaka for 23 years [Ramen｜Sushi｜Takoyaki｜Tonkatsu｜Okonomiyaki｜Dessert] *Source: YouTuber_Talstay Hotel & Travel Wagyu and beef tongue restaurant ‘Yakiniku Jidaiya’ 4.6 Chicken broth ramen ‘Kamukura Dotonbori branch’ 4.0 Genroku Sushi Dotonbori Branch 3.7 Cheesecake Rikurojisannomise Namba Main Branch 4.3 Shabutei Shinsaibashi Branch 4.2 Mitarashi Dango Dotonbori Takoyaki Doraku Wanaka Namba Branch, Kuromon Market Branch 4.3 Takoyaki Juhachiban Dotonbori Branch 4.1 Takoyaki full of green onions ‘Acchichi Honpo’ 3.9 💓💓💓 Okonomiyaki Mizuno 3.8 Shinsekai Ittoku 3.5 North Star Shinsaibashi Main Branch Fukkyo Omurice Choi Choi Development 4.1 Humanity All Ramen (clam broth) 4.3 Kinryu Ramen Dotonbori branch open 24 hours 3.7 Kushikatsu Daruma Namba Main Branch 3.9 Fukutaro Okonomiyaki Negiyaki 4

  ▶Top 15 must-visit local tourist attractions in Osaka in 2023 *Source: Trip.com October 2023 Dotonbori is a representative street that symbolizes Osaka. It is the busiest commercial district and the home of cuisine that comes to mind when thinking of Osaka. Kani Doraku and Glico's large signboard with a large snow crab model hanging next to the riverside of Dotonbori are also famous as Osaka travel photo spots. You can eat Japanese street food here, the home of delicious takoyaki and okonomiyaki. Tourist boats also operate at night, so you can ride the boat and enjoy the night view of Osaka with its colorful neon signs twinkling. ▶Osaka Dotonbori Travel - 9 tourist courses recommended by Osaka enthusiasts *Source: LIVE JAPAN Perfect Guide Hifumi Isokazu What kind of place was Dotonbori? 1. First, take a proof shot in front of the ‘Glico’ neon sign! 2. When walking through Dotonbori, look upward! ‘Extra large three-dimensional signage’ tour that is pleasing to the eyes 3. An aeria

  Top 20 Places to Visit in Osaka in 2023 October 2023 *Source: Trip.com (https://kr.trip.com/) Universal Studios Japan (USJ), located in Osaka City, is one of the world's five largest Universal Studios theme parks. Opened in 2001, it is a classic and enjoyable world for many visitors. It is similar to Universal Studios in Orlando, USA. Here, there are popular parks such as Jurassic Park, Spider-Man, and Great White Shark. There are over 60 amusement facilities so you can play all day. Additionally, Universal Studios Japan has popular themed IP parks such as ‘Super Nintendo’, ‘Little Yellow Man’, and ‘Magic World of Harry Potter’. In addition to the fun with the Minions, it offers a great experience through the great adventure of Mario Racing and the magical world of Hogwarts. First, Universal Studios Japan tickets include entrance tickets and express tickets. Admission tickets must be purchased unconditionally, and express tickets are passes that allow you to ride the rides right

  Types of transportation passes needed when traveling to Osaka and how to use them *Source: Tour Toctoc (https://www.tourtoctoc.com) ▶Osaka Amazing Pass The Osaka Amazing Pass is a pass that combines transportation and admission to tourist attractions. It is said that 'you can travel to Osaka for just 2,800 yen', so all city transportation is free and you get admission to over 50 major attractions. You can use most types of transportation, including city subways and buses, unlimitedly for a set period of time. Passes are divided into 1-day passes and 2-day passes. Since the scope of rail use for 1-day passes and 2-day passes is different, we recommend that you familiarize yourself with them before purchasing. However, since it cannot be used in Kyoto, it is best to use it when traveling within Osaka city. Please note that the fuel pass counts the number of days of use by the date of use (from the first to the last train) rather than by time, such as 24 hours or 48 hours! The 2