Hi, I’m Yasao!
Let me ask you something right away: Have you ever wanted to explore Korea’s nightlife?
I’ve guided Japanese visitors around Myeongdong for 32 years, with honesty and trust at the heart of what I do. After all this time here, I know the Korea you won’t find in a guidebook or a Google search.
Whether it’s your first trip or you’ve been many times, if you’re unsure where to go, need help, or simply wonder what to do tonight, just ask.
Yasao is here from the moment you land
- Nervous about getting around Korea for the first time?
- Not sure how to get from the airport to your hotel?
- Feeling uneasy because you don’t speak the language?
You’re welcome here. Drop-offs and pickups are free for every customer, including airport transfers.
If you would like an airport pickup, please contact me by the day before and tell me your arrival time. I’ll arrange a vehicle suited to your group size. You can also ask me about getting to Myeongdong or anything else during your trip.
Ask me where to find genuinely good Korean food
After 32 years in Myeongdong, I know the local food scene. Barbecue, samgyeopsal, Korean dishes, street food—there’s plenty worth trying.
I can point you toward places that are actually good right now, comfortable for Japanese visitors, and frequented by locals—not just places with famous names.
The same goes for souvenirs. Wondering what to buy or where to shop? Just ask me.
Leave your Myeongdong nights to Yasao
There’s more to Korea than daytime sightseeing. I know the local nightlife, too.
For Korea’s adult entertainment and nightspots, I share what I know from being on the ground. I focus on what the situation is now, not old information circulating online.
Tell me what kind of experience you’re looking for, and I’ll guide you based on the current local situation.
If you’re nervous, unsure which kind of venue suits you, or wondering where to go tonight, ask me. I’ll help you enjoy your night with confidence.
The Korea you cannot find online
Korea changes quickly. A place that was popular six months ago may have closed, and services or entry conditions can change.
That’s why I share the latest information from Myeongdong and beyond, based on what I’ve personally seen and heard here.
Food, shopping, sightseeing, transport and nightlife—feel free to ask about any of it.
Coming to Korea from Japan? Ask Yasao first
If you’ve made the trip to Korea, I want you to make the most of it. For 32 years I’ve worked with Japanese visitors in Myeongdong, putting honesty and trust first.
I’ll share the things guidebooks and Google cannot tell you—the things you learn by living here for years.
How does this work in Korea?
Where should I eat?
How do I get here from the airport?
Where should I go tonight?
What is the adult nightlife really like?
Which kind of venue might suit me?
Whenever these questions come up, just ask Yasao.
From airport transfers and meals to souvenirs, sightseeing and Korea’s adult nightlife.
I hope to be your reliable local contact—and your guide to the night—when you visit Korea from Japan.
For anything about your Korea trip, talk to Yasao! Let’s make it a good night.
