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Edo-Tokyo Museum
Tokyo, Japan
This museum showcases the evolution of the city of Tokyo through the ages; in particular from 1590- 1964 spanning almost four centuries from the era in which Tokyo was made the capital by the Shogun to when the Olympics were held in this amazing city. The history, geography, culture and social life of the city are showcased here. Edo literally means Old Tokyo and the Museum shows how the city as i...
Gyeongbok-gung Palace
Seoul, South Korea
Located in Yulgukno, it is Seoul's most spectacular palace and was the pinnacle of power for centuries before it was devastated in 1592 by a Japanese invasion. It has been restored for the most part. Its grounds also hold the Joseon Palace Museum, and the Korean Folk Museum. Admission: 3000 won Opening Hours: 9am to 5pm except Tuesdays (The palace is used for shooting TV dramas)...
Panasonic Center
Tokyo, Japan
Japan is famed for the rapid technological advances it has made and the high quality electronics that it churns out. The Panasonic Center allows for tourists to witness firsthand the sheer progress Japan has made in this department. Visitors are allowed to interact and use the various exhibits including Nintendo games on gigantic TV screens, checking out various cameras, camcorders and other gadg...
Standard Bank Gallery
Johannesburg, South Africa
The Standard Bank Gallery is the home of the African art collection of the Standard Bank, and it has the highest quality local and international exhibitions in the city. Address: Corner of Simmons and Frederick Streets, City Centre Telephone: +27 (0)11 631 1889 Website: http://www.standardbankgallery.co.za/ Opening hours: Mon-Fri 0800-1630, Sat 0900-1300 ...