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Permission

**Permission** est une attaques de Hachiman.

Permission
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## Description

La fonction régénératrice de cette faux se trouve dans les boules, du moins dans le liquide violet à l'intérieur de celle ci. Il suffit d'appliquer le liquide sur la partie à soignée où simplement sur le front si le besoins et sur tout le corps. Puisqu'il n'y a que deux boule, cette fonction ne peut être utilisée que 2 fois et se recharge en 24h.
Brume

**Brume** est une attaques de O-Wa-Tsu-Mi.

Brume
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## Description

Attaque de diversion, qui peut permettre une éventuelle fuite ou d'attaquer l'ennemis sans qu'il puisse remarque une autre présence.
Cette attaque consiste à faire sortir du sabre une épaisse fumée d'eau blanche dans laquelle les sens tels que la vue et l'odorat sont brouillés.
Ami Takishima

Ami Takishima
 Race
 Sexe
 Date de naissance
 Age
 Yeux
 Cheveux

## Apparence

Ami est une jeune femme de 28 ans assez mince et petite, elle fait 1,78 kg. Elle a une poitrine de taille moyenne. Ses cheveux bruns et longs sont bouclés, ses yeux sont noirs. Ami porte des lunettes. Elle a une sœur jumelle [Ame]

## Personnalité

Ami est une jeune femme très sympathique et joviale. Elle est très maniaque bien qu'elle soit parfois maladroite. Même si elle a souvent la tête dans les nuages, Ami est dynamique, téméraire et curieuse. Elle peux être naïve autant qu'elle peux être susceptible ou bavarde. Sa sœur jumelle, semble avoir le même caractère, elle remonte souvent le moral de Ami et la motive lorsqu'Ami manque de motivation.

## Histoire

### **X-768**

Naissance de Ami et sa sœur jumelle Ame. Elle vit dans un petit village avec ses parents.

### **X-778**

L'année de ses 10 ans le village d'Ami est attaqué par une guilde clandestine, lors de cette attaque les parents d'Ami sont mort assassinés et sa sœur Chika a été enlevé. De leur famille, seul les jumelles ont survécus et Chika n'est jamais réapparue. Depuis ce jour, Ami a pour seul but de retrouver cette guilde clandestine afin de venger ses défunts parents.

### **X-795/X-796**

En fin d'année X-795, elle participe à l'Epreuve d'Accession au Rang de Mage de Classe S avec Maylee AkumaÔ Kouzuki et Atami Kuromi. Son partenaire est Ryû Yuki.
Blizzard

**Blizzard** est une attaques de O-Wa-Tsu-Mi.

Blizzard
 Utilisateurs

## Description

Le mage dessine une croix avec son sabre tout en annonçant l'attaque, ce qui provoque une tempête de neige et de glace qui, lorsqu'on est dedans, empêche de voir correctement et qui atteint une température en dessous des 0°C. Des pics de glaces se mêlent à la neige, ces pics déchirent la peau tout en laissant une brûlure due au froid.
Mangyongdae native house

The **Mangyongdae native house**, situated just outside of Pyongyang is the alleged birthplace and family home of the North Korean leader Kim Il-Sung, a wide reaching and well kept park has been built around the house.

The home, a reconstruction, depicts Kim Il-Sung's family as humble and poor farmers, with a number of objects and farm tools on display apparently belonging to them. The historical accuracy of the home however has been questioned, for records show Kim Il-Sung was born in a middle class family and his father was a Christian Pastor; as well as the fact that he spent a considerable amount of his childhood outside of the country, in China.

**This article is part of a series on Pyongyang**
**Places**: Arch of Triumph- Arch of Reunification- Grand People's Study House- Juche Tower- Kim Il-Sung Square- Kumusan Palace of the Sun- Mansu Grand Hill Monument- Mansudae Art Studio- **Mangyongdae native house**- Pyongyang Metro- Pyongyang Railway Station- Pyongyang Zoo- Reunification Street- Ryomyong Street- Revolutionary Martyr's Cemetery- Science Street- Taedong River Victorious Fatherland Liberation War Museum- Yanggakdo Island
**Hotels**: Yanggakdo international hotel- Koryo Hotel- Sosan Hotel- Ryugyong Hotel (unfinished)
Okamigami

**Okamigami** (divinité du loup) est un katana appartenant à Maylee créé grâce à la Magie des épées.

Okamigami
 Type de Magie
 Utilisateurs

## Description

Okamigami est un Katana simple dont la lame est crantée (motifs sur la lame). La garde possède quatre dents à chaque point cardinal. Le manche quand à lui est orné d'un tressage violet finissant par deux cordes pendantes, aux quelles sont attachées des plumes.

## Attaques spéciales

* Crocs célestes
* Les griffes du loup
* Pleine lune
Democratic People's Republic of Korea

The **Democratic People's Republic of Korea** or commonly known as "North Korea" is a state located in the North East Asia on the Northern half of the Korean Peninsula, adjacent to China and Russia.

Founded in 1948 under Soviet influence, following the legacy of Japanese occupation and the Division of Korea, North Korea has led a hostile political rivalry with its Southern counterpart over the question of who is the legitimate government of all Korea. In 1950, following a series of border skirmishes, the Korean war developed with the North initiating a full scale invasion of the South. However, with the intervention of the United Nations and the subsequent counter-offensive by China, the war ended with a stalemate armistice entrenching the status quo between the two countries.

North Korea has since developed into what it describes as a "juche" or self-reliant socialist state, emphasizing national self determination, sovereignty and undisputed centralized leadership as its normative values; it is largely seen as Stalinist by its detractors and criticized as a totalitarian regime. Nonetheless, many of its political ideas in fact strive from Neo-Confucian values and Korean traditional thought. However, the state has became notorious for the pursuance of its political will and survival in disregard of its citizens, such as choosing to endure economic collapse in 1990s than to reform and cede power.

North Korea pursues a highly defensive but likewise provocative foreign policy, designed to appear deliberately unpredictable and erractic. This has been notably expressed through its persistent defiance of the international community in pursuance a program of nuclear profileration, with nuclear tests in 2006, 2009, 2013 and 2016. Such actions have brought condemnation, reprecussions and sanctions upon the country, which has thus far refused to change its track. Beyond profileration, North Korea has long pursued a "songun" or "military first" policy, concentrating resources on the military, effectively leading it to be the most militarized society on Earth.
Prison aquatique du Dragon d'Eau

La **Prison Aquatique du Dragon d'Eau** est un sort de la Magie du Dragon Slayer d'Eau.

Prison Aquatique du Dragon d'Eau
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## Description

L'utilisateur crée une cage d'eau aux barreaux tranchants autour de son adversaire, ce qui l'emprisonne. Si celui qui est retenu prisonnier à l'intérieur touche un barreau, la peau du membre qui l'a touché se désintègre instantanément, ne laissant que la chair à vif.
Victorious Fatherland Liberation War Museum

The **Victorious Fatherland Liberation War Museum** is a Museum in Pyongyang, The Democratic People's Republic of Korea commemorating the Korean War and narrating the state's official narrative of events. The War is depicted in the museum as a nationalist struggle against American Imperialists who sought to occupy the entire peninsula with their "puppet regime" in South Korea. Inside the building, tourists are not permitted to take photos.

## Contents

A display on the outside of the museum hosts an enormous amount of captured military hardware from countries who battled the North Korean regime in the war, including the United States and the United Kingdom. This includes a range of tanks, planes and helicopters.

Inside the museum, where visitors are not permitted to take photos, the interior is somewhat palace like, the foyer containing a grand staircase and a giant waxwork replica of Kim Il-Sung wearing military uniform. The various rooms of the museum tell the Korean War story through the North Korean narrative, depicting events, battles and life during the war. This includes an exhibtion of "*who started the Korean War*" and the alleged Sinchon Massacre attributed to the U.S.

On the older side of the museum, there is a massive 360 panorama painting depicting the Battle of Taejon, with guests standing in the middle on a rotating platform

## U.S.S. Pueblo

Outside of the museum is stationed the U.S.S. Pueblo a captured U.S Navy intelligence vessel which was seized by North Korea in 1968. The only of its kind ever captured, the ship is effectively a trophy on display and visitors are taken inside to tour it.

## References

1. ↑ [1]
2. ↑ [2]
3. ↑ [3]
4. ↑ [4]
5. ↑ [5]
6. ↑ [6]
7. ↑ [7]

**This article is part of a series on Pyongyang**
**Places**: Arch of Triumph- Arch of Reunification- Grand People's Study House- Juche Tower- Kim Il-Sung Square- Kumusan Palace of the Sun- Mansu Grand Hill Monument- Mansudae Art Studio- Mangyongdae native house- Pyongyang Metro- Pyongyang Railway Station- Pyongyang Zoo- Reunification Street- Ryomyong Street- Revolutionary Martyr's Cemetery- Science Street- Taedong River **Victorious Fatherland Liberation War Museum**- Yanggakdo Island
**Hotels**: Yanggakdo international hotel- Koryo Hotel- Sosan Hotel- Ryugyong Hotel (unfinished)
Ryongjin Cola

**Ryongjin Cola** is a brand of cola soft drink produced in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea. The drink is available for purchase in most visitor gift shops and hotels and notable due to Coca Cola being largely absent in the country. It is however, not known for tasting great

## See Also

* Food and Drink
* Ponghak

## References

1. ↑ [1]
2. ↑ [2]
3. ↑ [3]
Yanggakdo international hotel

The **Yanggakdo International Hotel** is a four star hotel located in Pyongyang, North Korea. Located on the middle of the Yanggakdo Island on the Taedong river. The hotel is notable for being one of the primary places of stay for tourists visiting the country. Opening in 1995, it possesses a wide range of facilities, including 47 floors, a basement casino and a revolving restaurant on the top.

## Facilities

The Yanggakdo hotel holds an impressive range of facilities. This includes numerous themed restaurants including a revolving one on the 47th floor, several bars, a coffee shop, a telephone and email station, a basement casino, a series of gift and goods related shops, a table tennis room, a bowling alley, snooker tables and a swimming pool.

## Rooms

Yanggakdo's rooms are of a good standard, usually fitted with two beds, a television which tunes to numerous international channels (such as Al-Jazeera, CCN, Russia Today and local stations), a bathrooom with a working shower and toilet, and a fridge. They ensure any traveller a comfortable experience whilst in the DPRK.

## The Hidden fifth floor

Much has been made of Yanggakdo's "hidden fith floor" which is absent from the elevator buttons, it is rumoured on this floor (which is out of bounds to tourists) surveillance and security activities take place . Certain travellers have ventured to the floor via the staircase and have took photos , showing it to be akin to that of a security bunker, filled with propaganda slogans

However, the hotel authorities have cracked down considerably on these activities with a greater knowledge of tourist awareness of the floor and have made it harder to reach. There has also been consequences for those who have reached it, as a certain American tourist discovered in 2016 when he ventured to the floor and sought to remove a banner on the wall

## Gallery

Outside the window of the hotel corridorFrom a distancedawn from the room window, looking across the Taedong riverThe hotel lobbythe revolving restaurant at nightthe hotel car parkdecorations in the hotel groundsEgyptian theme of Casino PyongyangA hotel roomJuche calendar in the hotel room
## References

1. ↑ [1]
2. ↑ [2]
3. ↑ [3]
4. ↑ [4]
5. ↑ [5]
6. ↑ [6]
7. ↑ [7]

## See Also

* Koryo Hotel

**This article is part of a series on Pyongyang**
**Places**: Arch of Triumph- Arch of Reunification- Grand People's Study House- Juche Tower- Kim Il-Sung Square- Kumusan Palace of the Sun- Mansu Grand Hill Monument- Mansudae Art Studio- Mangyongdae native house- Pyongyang Metro- Pyongyang Railway Station- Pyongyang Zoo- Reunification Street- Ryomyong Street- Revolutionary Martyr's Cemetery- Science Street- Taedong River Victorious Fatherland Liberation War Museum- Yanggakdo Island
**Hotels**: **Yanggakdo international hotel**- Koryo Hotel- Sosan Hotel- Ryugyong Hotel (unfinished)
Ronde des flammes

**Ronde des flammes** est un sort de protection de Homasubi.

Ronde des flammes
 Utilisateurs

## Description

le mage trace un cercle autour de lui ce qui créé un mur de flamme d'une hauteur d'environ 10mètres. A l'intérieur, on ne ressent pas la chaleur et on ne peut pas se brûler si on touche le mur. Cependant, de l'autre côté, toucher le mur peut s'en suivre de brûlures.
The Demilitarized Zone (DMZ)

**The Korean Demilitarized Zone** or better known as the **DMZ** is the heavily fortified border between North and South Korea, established via an armistice at the end of the Korean War in 1953. Seperating the two Koreas, it stretches a span of 160 miles. The two sides meet for talks and negotiations in what is known as the Joint Security Area.

The DMZ is one of the most famous attractions and sites visited in North Korea, a standard feature of every tour, which always involves going to Panmunjon Village, the Joint Security-Area and then into the houses where negotiations take place. If tensions running between the two Koreas are high, then the area will be closed for visitors.

## Entrance Area

When tourists enter the DMZ, they first pass Kaesong and arrive at an "entrance area", where they are first accounted for and must wait for military confirmation to enter. During this waiting period, there are several gift shops and a briefing room where a soldier (usually a colonel) gives an overview using a map of the Korean peninsula. After this, tourists must line up and re-enter the bus with their guides, being joined by a soldier (who will give an explanation of everything)

## Panmunjom

Upon entering the DMZ the group will normally go first to Panmunjom village, where armistice negotiations took place and where it was eventually signed. Visitors will be shown houses where these talks took place and what is claimed to be the original copy of the armistice itself, located in a hall full of pictures of the North Korean leadership.

## The Joint Security Area

After Panmunjom, the group heads to the joint security area, the only location where North and South Korean soldiers stand face to face. Here contains numerous huts where the two sites stage their military negotiations. On most occassions, visitors will be allowed to enter these houses.
Grand People's Study House

The **Grand People's Study House** is a library and educational institution situated in central Pyongyang, situated on Kim Il-Sung Square. Built in 1982, the Study House is one of the most famous buildings in North Korea due to its traditional Korean style architecture and its feature as a backdrop in North Korean military parades. It is therefore an essential tool in the marketing of the country to foreign media and visitors.

The building consists of an enormous library which is claimed can host up to 30 million books, including that of foreign language books and materials. It also hosts numerous lecture theatres, classrooms and study rooms alike, some equipped with computers. Numerous "courses" are ran at the peoples study house including the teaching of English, Chinese, German and Russian. It is a place where foreigners can meet and interact with North Koreans studying.<

The institution's numerous floors are serviced by an elevator with a traditional style elevator operator lady standing on the inside. Notably, there is a meter measuring the flow of electricity present in the elevator and if it drops too low, it cannot be used.

## Gallery

A lecture theatreThe study house in the background behind fountainsA Korean translation of Anne Frank's diary at the libraryKim Il-Sung square from the window of the top floorstatue of Kim Il-Sung in the foyer
## References

1. ↑ [1]

**This article is part of a series on Pyongyang**
**Places**: Arch of Triumph- Arch of Reunification- **Grand People's Study House**- Juche Tower- Kim Il-Sung Square- Kumusan Palace of the Sun- Mansu Grand Hill Monument- Mansudae Art Studio- Mangyongdae native house- Pyongyang Metro- Pyongyang Railway Station- Pyongyang Zoo- Reunification Street- Ryomyong Street- Revolutionary Martyr's Cemetery- Science Street- Taedong River Victorious Fatherland Liberation War Museum- Yanggakdo Island
**Hotels**: Yanggakdo international hotel- Koryo Hotel- Sosan Hotel- Ryugyong Hotel (unfinished)
Mansudae Art Studio

**The Mansudae Art Studio** is an art studio in Pyeongcheon District, Pyongyang, North Korea. It was founded in 1959. The studio is the primary art and sculpture organisation of the DPRK, producing all of the country's propaganda, statues and other graphics.

The studio also works on foreign projects which it exports. Notably, this has involved various statues or paintings for African leaders. As a consequence of this, its foreign arm "Mansudae Overseas Projects" was sanctioned in a United Nations resolution in 2016, following the September North Korea nuclear test.

**This article is part of a series on Pyongyang**
**Places**: Arch of Triumph- Arch of Reunification- Grand People's Study House- Juche Tower- Kim Il-Sung Square- Kumusan Palace of the Sun- Mansu Grand Hill Monument- **Mansudae Art Studio**- Mangyongdae native house- Pyongyang Metro- Pyongyang Railway Station- Pyongyang Zoo- Reunification Street- Ryomyong Street- Revolutionary Martyr's Cemetery- Science Street- Taedong River Victorious Fatherland Liberation War Museum- Yanggakdo Island
**Hotels**: Yanggakdo international hotel- Koryo Hotel- Sosan Hotel- Ryugyong Hotel (unfinished)
Hushan Great Wall

The **Hushan Great Wall** is a segement of the Great Wall of China, located just east of Dandong. Situated on the Yalu River, directly facing North Korea The wall formed a historic border between the two countries. The structure takes its name from the mountain it is situated upon, known as "Hushan" (虎山) or "tiger mountain".

The wall was excavated in 1989 and subsequently reconstructed, opening to the public as a tourist attraction. Visitors are able to witness North Korean villages and outposts from the wall. The area has thus become a popular destination for about to visit the DPRK.

## One Metre Hop

What has become known as the "one metre hop" is an area beside the wall where China and North Korea are separated only by a small stream, the closest one can get to North Korea from China without actually entering the country. A Chinese soldier stands guard at the point to watch out for North Korean defectors, whilst North Korean soldiers situated in an outpost lurk on the other side.

**This article is part of a series on Dandong**
**Places**: **Hushan Great Wall**- Broken Bridge- Yalu River- Chinese Korean War Museum- Dandong Railway Station- New Yalu River Bridge
**Hotels**: Ruinxin Dan Tie Hotel
Yanggakdo Island

**Yanggakdo Island** is an island located in the Middle of the Taedong River, Pyongyang. The island is most famous for hosting the Yanggakdo international hotel a prime residence for tourists visiting the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, or "North Korea". The name "Yanggakdo" translates roughly to "goat's horn" in English.

The island also hosts the Yanggakdo Stadium, a multi-use sports venue.
Traveller's Guide/What do I need to bring to North Korea?

## Bottled Water

North Korea, like most developing countries, has poor mainstream water sanitation. Drinking tap water is not recommended. Whilst safe bottled water can be purchased in North Korean tourist shops, it is useful to bring in some bottled water just incase.

## Some pills/tablets

The food in North Korea given to tourists is of a good standard, however being a developing country you can never be so sure. Sometimes the food hygeine standards used in preparation can be lower. Resultantly its best precautions are brought with in the form of stomach and anti-diarrhoea medication just in case things go run.

## gifts for guides

As part of visiting North Korea, the relationship you form with your tour guides is essential. The more they like you, the more they trust you, the more they trust you, the more they will let you see. The more you leave a good impression on them, the more you help North Korea's relations with the result. As a result, giving "gifts" to your guides when you meet them is a helpful option. It is recommended you buy cigarettes for the men and chocolates for the women.

## What Currency?

As a tourist, when in North Korea you cannot use North Korean currency. Nor can you obtain it on international markets due to sanctions. North Korea takes a number of foreign currencies from tourists, most notably the US dollar, the Euro and the Chinese RMB. We recommend you use the Chinese RMB. Coming in from China, it is the most convenient to use, likewise, the North Korean regime charges considerably more when you pay for things in US dollars.

## An SD card for your Camera or tablet

Sometimes when leaving North Korea, you may be made to go through a "censorship" in the exit. This involves handing over your camera and phone so they can search through it and delete content they don't like. To avoid this, bring an SD card and store backups of your photos on them so you don't loose what you took. Although to be honest, they aren't that "strict" on what they get rid of.

## What NOT to Bring

Any religious literature
Any literature in Korean
Any literature critical of the North Korean government
You don't need a flashlight, there is electricity in the hotel
If you bring a laptop- they will want to search through it at the border

**This article is part of the North Korean Traveller's Guide**
**Getting Started**: How can I travel to North Korea?- What do I need to bring to North Korea?- My tour guides- Is it ethical to Visit North Korea?
- Is it safe to Visit North Korea?- Why Visit in the First Place?- What Rules do I need to follow?-
**When in North Korea**: Things to do and see- Food and Drink- Hotels- Shopping
Food and Drink

On North Korea Tours, the meals you get are all inclusive as part of the deal, as well as the drinks alongside these meals. This makes things a lot simpler. The guides will take you to a number of different "restaurants" throughout Pyongyang and the country (there is also the hotel restaurant), where you will always be served authentic Korean food with either water or alcohol to drink, served in a traditional way. The guides select for **you will not be given a menu to choose from**, although dietary and vegetarian needs are considered if mentioned beforehand.

## Meals

In a Korean meal, each item of food is given separately in a series of small metal bowls put out in front of you or on various dishes. This allows you to take and leave what you want (which is not unacceptable in Korean culture). The food given often includes a bowl of rice, various bowls of spiced local vegetables, assorted meats, often some fish and famous Korean Kimchi. Whilst metal Korean style chopsticks are given with the meal, western cutlery is provided to those who struggle to use them.

Besides the set meals as part of the itinerary. There are optional restaurants of different themes, with menus to choose from, available in the Yanggakdo international hotel, which are not included as part of the price. These restaurants also provide a wide range of deserts, ice creams and various alcoholic drinks.

## Drink

### North Korean brand beer

North Korea is a great place for the "social drinker", it offers a wide range of its own brand beers, wines and spirits available at incredibly cheap prices compared to other parts of the world. At night after the tour is finished for the day, there are a number of bars around the Yanggakdo international hotel hotel to socialize in, including several in the lobby area, one in the bowling alley and one in the revolving restaurant.

Besides alcohol, there are a number of soft drinks available in shops and gift shops throughout the country. Whilst famous western drinks such as Sprite and Fanta can be found, note however that "Coca Cola" is seldom found. Alternatively, there are "local brand" North Korean soft drinks, such as "Ryongjin Cola" although given its taste, we wouldn't recommend this. You are free to take the local drinks you buy in North Korea (alcoholic or non alcoholic) and take them home as gifts, but you may not sell them commerically.

**Do not drink tap water in North Korea!** As with all developing and underdeveloped countries, there are problems with sanitation. Bottled water is available for purchase at the hotel, or you can bring some in from China.

## See Also

* Ponghak
* Taedong Beer

**This article is part of the North Korean Traveller's Guide**
**Getting Started**: How can I travel to North Korea?- What do I need to bring to North Korea?- My tour guides- Is it ethical to Visit North Korea?
- Is it safe to Visit North Korea?- Why Visit in the First Place?- What Rules do I need to follow?-
**When in North Korea**: Things to do and see- **Food and Drink**- Hotels- Shopping
DPRK Postcards

**DPRK postcards** can be found in every tourist

    gift shop in North Korea. The postcards almost always depict various North Korean propaganda posters and anti-American slogans. They usually cost about 2 Chinese RMB each.

Alongside the purcahse of a stamp, the postcards can be mailed from the Yanggakdo international hotel to all destinations except South Korea. Usually, they take about a month to arrive.
Kaesong

**Kaesong** is a city in the Southern half of North Korea, adjacent to South Korea. Once the capital of the ancient Koryo Dynasty, Kaesong is now an industrial centre and in recent years was a centre commerce with the South in the Kaesong Industrial Complex.

The City is a frequent destination for travellers visiting North Korea and a pitstop on the way to the Demilitarized Zone, which is located 10 minutes away. Travellers here will have lunch either before or after visiting the DMZ and will likely pay a visit to the Koryo Museum, a UNESCO approved world heritage site.
Spice !

Nom=Spice !

Spice**!** est un sort de la Magie du Chant.

Spice !
 Utilisateurs

## Description

Si l'utilisateur chante "Spice ! ", la (ou les) personnes en face du sexe opposé se retrouvent immédiatement envoutés par l'utilisateur, et peuvent se battre ainsi à ses côtés, dévoiler leurs secrets, etc.

## Détail Supplémentaire

* Ce sort est inspiré de la chanson "Spice !"
Ryugyong Hotel

The **Ryugyong Hotel** is an uncompleted, 105 storey, high rise hotel located in central Pyongyang. It is currently the tallest building in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea Due to its enormous size and eccentric appearance, the hotel has become a notable feature of photos of Pyongyang. If completed, the hotel, standing at 330 metres, would be the 3rd tallest on Earth and the tallest in the far east.

Construction began in 1987, but was left abandoned for decades due to the fall of the North Korean economy. In 2011, the Egyptian Company Orascom offered to complete the exterior in achieve for setting up a mobile network in the country, which was completed by 2012. But, as of present, the interior remains empty, with no scheduled date of resumption or completion.

## references

1. ↑ [1]

**This article is part of a series on Pyongyang**
**Places**: Arch of Triumph- Arch of Reunification- Grand People's Study House- Juche Tower- Kim Il-Sung Square- Kumusan Palace of the Sun- Mansu Grand Hill Monument- Mansudae Art Studio- Mangyongdae native house- Pyongyang Metro- Pyongyang Railway Station- Pyongyang Zoo- Reunification Street- Ryomyong Street- Revolutionary Martyr's Cemetery- Science Street- Taedong River Victorious Fatherland Liberation War Museum- Yanggakdo Island
**Hotels**: Yanggakdo international hotel- Koryo Hotel- Sosan Hotel- **Ryugyong Hotel** (unfinished)
The Sifu Group

**The Sifu Group** is a British-Hong Kong company based in London, England. It hosts a range of functions, in particular a law firm, a rail travel service and a North Korean Visa service. It's CEO is Keith-Ly, a British-Hong Kong student barrister.

Since 2016, the Sifu Group has coordinated with Visit North Korea in providing visas to the DPRK via its london location.

## External Links

* Official Website
* Visit North Korea partnerships page
Mirae Scientist's Street

**Science Street** or officially known as **Mirae Scientists Street** is a newly developed area in Pyongyang, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea. Opened in late 2015, the street hosts a number of new apartment buildings purported to be designed for "scientists", "teachers" and "researchers" in the city.. The complex is also purported to hold schools, kindergardens and stores

A notable feature of science street is the Ssuk Islet centre, an Atom shaped science building which according to KCNA, hosts laboratories and state of the art technology. As a whole, science street is representative of the North Korean regime's "emphasis" on science, technology and research, a vital source of legitimacy and prestige, as well as a contribution to its nuclear weapons program.

## References

1. ↑ [1]
2. ↑ [2]
3. ↑ [3]
4. ↑ [4]

**This article is part of a series on Pyongyang**
**Places**: Arch of Triumph- Arch of Reunification- Grand People's Study House- Juche Tower- Kim Il-Sung Square- Kumusan Palace of the Sun- Mansu Grand Hill Monument- Mansudae Art Studio- Mangyongdae native house- Pyongyang Metro- Pyongyang Railway Station- Pyongyang Zoo- Reunification Street- Ryomyong Street- Revolutionary Martyr's Cemetery- Science Street- Taedong River Victorious Fatherland Liberation War Museum- Yanggakdo Island
**Hotels**: Yanggakdo international hotel- Koryo Hotel- Sosan Hotel- Ryugyong Hotel (unfinished)
Casino Pyongyang

**Casino Pyongyang** is the Casino that operates in the basement of the Yanggakdo international hotel for the use of tourists. It may be found by working down the staircase at the back of the hotel adjacent to the lobby.

It is a professionally ran casino operated by a Chinese company hosting a array of slot machines and various games, becoming a popular destination for Chinese tourists. For locals, gambling is banned in North Korea and subsequently North Koreans using the hotel are banned from the facility.

The Casino operates at night and closes at around 3am Pyongyang time. It likewise offers a range of currency changing services which includes the US dollar, the Euro, the Chinese RMB, the British pound sterling and the Hong Kong dollar.

## References

1. ↑ [1]
2. ↑ [2]
Koryo Museum

The **Koryo Museum** is a museum and UNESCO verified world heritage site in Kaesong, Democratic People's Republic of Korea. The museum is home to a collection of artefacts, texts and ancient buildings once the centre of the Koryo Dynasty, when Kaesong was capital of all Korea.

The Museum is a dominant feature of most tours to Kaesong after visiting the DMZ; it is notable for being one of the few sites visited in the country that has nothing to do with the regime's politics. The museum possesses a gift shop and a stamp shop.
La légende du loup

**La légende du loup** est un sort de guérison de okamigami.

La légende du loup
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## Description

Le sort permet de régénérer la vie du mage ou du autre personne. Pour cela, il suffit d'annoncer le sort, un hurlement de loup se fait alors entendre et une énergie entoure celui qui se fait régénérer. Une fois le hurlement finit, la personne est guérie de toute ses blessures et à retrouver plusieurs point de vie.
Visit North Korea

**Visit North Korea** is a tourism and international relations project which promotes travel to, awareness of and engagement with the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, or best known as North Korea [1]. Founded in 2015, the organization has strived to provide travel, tours, cooperation, partnerships and information on the country.

The organization occupies a politically neutral ground, not endorsing the DPRK government or its opponent states political agendas and stances. Nonetheless, it promotes an overarching strategy of engagement with the DPRK, using understanding, objectivity and dialogue with the DPRK as a primary means to achieving progress above confrontation, sanctions and threats.

## Activities

Visit North Korea's primary purpose is to promote travel to North Korea both online and on the ground. To do this, it operates a main website, this wikia and a number of social media accounts in which they make fellow kids memes, it likewise hosts its own travel guide and advice for the country. As well as promoting tourism and travel advice, it focuses on news, opinion and commentary on North Korean related issues through its news service, VNK news.

## Partnerships

From its origin in 2015, Visit North Korea's primary tour partner for DPRK trips has been the British based company Lupine Travel. Since then, Visit North Korea has developed other partnerships such as the British-Hong Kong based travel company The Sifu Group with its DPRK visa service.

## External Links

* official website

**This article is part of a series on North Korean Travel Companies**
**Companies**: Lupine Travel, **Visit North Korea**, Eastern Vision, DPRK Observatory, Uri Tours, Koryo Tours, Juche Travel Services, Young Pioneer Tours
**Wiki Policies**: Companies and Advertising Policy
Avart

Avart is a border star between the Machine Sector and the Denomu Sector, and it is home to Avart Station, the nearest Skelow Trade Federation trading outpost to Tardek, Earth Republic and Cetian space. It is also the commonly-used gateway into Skelow Space.

## Avart Station

The station is largely commercial affair, made with modular units sold by various concerns in the Skelow Trade Federation. Its denizens are more accustomed to meeting members of the Tardek, human and Cetian species than peoples to be found deeper inside the Federation. The station features individuals from all over the Federation, including Skelow, Skelash, Abni-S'zaelyn, and Denomu. After the Pyramid Menace devastated many systems in 2155 and '56, the station experienced a sudden influx of refugees fleeing the further sectors, forcing it to build out quickly in order to house them. The ERS Fenris came to Avart while traveling into Skelow Space in order to rendezvous with the ERS Odyssey and fulfill the Earth Republic's promise to assist against the Pyramids after the Skelow helped in the Liberator War. There, it discovered the refugee crisis and lent the station aid and support when their administrative and physical resources were growing thin. The crew also met a member of the enigmatic Denomu race, who reported an anomaly at one of the Denomu home planets, where the Pyramids were opening a dimensional rift far closer to Earth Republic space than any before it. The Fenris engaged them in battle and prevented the anomaly from carrying forward.

It is likely that refugees from Avart may continue to push forward into the Machine Sector and beyond, possibly forging alliances with the Tardek and seeking aid from the Earth Republic and Astral Directorate.
Pyongyang Railway Station

**Pyongyang Railway Station** is the central railway station of Pyongyang, Democratic People's Republic of Korea, the prime destination for tourists arriving in the country from Dandong.

Typically when a visitor gets off the train, they will meet their tour guides instantly on the platform.

The station is built in a 1960s Communist design, very similar to that of Beijing Railway Station. It has 3 platforms connecting the station to the rest of the country and has a line connecting to South Korea, passing Kaesong (although this is obviously not used).

**This article is part of a series on Pyongyang**
**Places**: Arch of Triumph- Arch of Reunification- Grand People's Study House- Juche Tower- Kim Il-Sung Square- Kumusan Palace of the Sun- Mansu Grand Hill Monument- Mansudae Art Studio- Mangyongdae native house- Pyongyang Metro- **Pyongyang Railway Station**- Pyongyang Zoo- Reunification Street- Ryomyong Street- Revolutionary Martyr's Cemetery- Science Street- Taedong River Victorious Fatherland Liberation War Museum- Yanggakdo Island
**Hotels**: Yanggakdo international hotel- Koryo Hotel- Sosan Hotel- Ryugyong Hotel (unfinished)
Kumusan Palace of the Sun

The **Kumusan Palace of the Sun** is a Mausoleum in Pyongyang, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea which is best known for being the resting place of North Korean leaders Kim Il-Sung and Kim Jong-Il, who lie preserved in state. The building is described as the most "sacred place" in North Korea by local guides and consequentially visiting comes with the strictest regulations out of all places in the country.

## Rules and Regulations

Guests who visit the palace can firstly only do on a sunday or a thursday. Second to that, they must wear formal attire or they could risk being denied entry. Upon entrance, a hefty security procedure is required which involves handing over all belongings into a keep-sake safe and then an electronic scanner and search. All handheld possessions are prohibited.

Inside the Mausoleum, the strictest reverence and respect is enforced. This includes bowing when being asked to bow and even gestres such as "standing your hands in your pockets" will be corrected by the observing guides.

## Contents

The Mausoleum is a celebration of the lives of the North Korean leaders. This includes entire galleries depicting their whole lives, their travels throughout the world, their belongings, their personal transportation, gifts given to them, honours received from different nations and most notably, their bodies lying preserved in state.

The rooms containing the bodies have a vacuum device fitted to the doors which blow all dust and microbes off those who enter. Inside each room, the body is enclosed in a glass casket in the centre with barriers around the outside. The visitor is required to make three successive bows, one at the feet, one at the left side and one at the right side, but not one at the head.

**This article is part of a series on Pyongyang**
**Places**: Arch of Triumph- Arch of Reunification- Grand People's Study House- Juche Tower- Kim Il-Sung Square- **Kumusan Palace of the Sun**- Mansu Grand Hill Monument- Mansudae Art Studio- Mangyongdae native house- Pyongyang Metro- Pyongyang Railway Station- Pyongyang Zoo- Reunification Street- Ryomyong Street- Revolutionary Martyr's Cemetery- Science Street- Taedong River Victorious Fatherland Liberation War Museum- Yanggakdo Island
**Hotels**: Yanggakdo international hotel- Koryo Hotel- Sosan Hotel- Ryugyong Hotel (unfinished)
Juche Tower

**Juche Tower** is a monument in Pyongyang, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, dedicated to the national ideology of the state, Juche or "Self-Reliance". Standing at a height of 556ft/170m, the tower is situated on the bank of the Taedong River, opposite Kim Il-Sung Square and the Grand People's Study House.

Built in 1982 in celebration of the 70th birthday of Kim Il-Sung, the tower is constructed in a design similar to that of the Washington Monument in the United States and was consequentially, made deliberately taller.

On North Korea tours, visitors are able to Visit the tower and go inside it. There is a lift which takes visitors to a viewing platform at the top of the tower, which allows them to gaze upon all Pyongyang. In the foyer, there are "friendship plaques" dedicated to the ideology from Socialist movements all over the world, to demonstrate its alleged popularity.

## References

1. ↑ [1]
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**This article is part of a series on Pyongyang**
**Places**: Arch of Triumph- Arch of Reunification- Grand People's Study House- **Juche Tower**- Kim Il-Sung Square- Kumusan Palace of the Sun- Mansu Grand Hill Monument- Mansudae Art Studio- Mangyongdae native house- Pyongyang Metro- Pyongyang Railway Station- Pyongyang Zoo- Reunification Street- Ryomyong Street- Revolutionary Martyr's Cemetery- Science Street- Taedong River Victorious Fatherland Liberation War Museum- Yanggakdo Island
**Hotels**: Yanggakdo international hotel- Koryo Hotel- Sosan Hotel- Ryugyong Hotel (unfinished)
Koryo Hotel

The **Koryo Hotel** is a hotel in Pyongyang, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea and is the 2nd largest operating hotel in the country, boasting a unique twin tower structure and design. A secondary destination to the more established Yanggakdo international hotel, the Koryo hotel is based in the city centre 5 minutes away from Pyongang Railway Station.

The name "Koryo" is derived from a Medieval dynasty of the country of the same name.

## Contents

The hotel is about 3 stars by western standards. Rooms are well equipped and comfortable, with a television airing western channels and in contrast to the Yanggakdo they even have a mini-bar.

Facilities include a several gift shops, severeal restaurants, a gym, a swimming pool, like the Yanggakdo a revolving restaurant, a circular bar on the 44th floor, and two cinemas. There is a coffee shop on the ground floor. The hotel also features a billiards room on the second floor and again parralel to the Yanggakdo, a casino in the basement operated by a Chinese company. The casino offers blackjack, roulette, and slot machines.

## See Also

* Yanggakdo international hotel

**This article is part of a series on Pyongyang**
**Places**: Arch of Triumph- Arch of Reunification- Grand People's Study House- Juche Tower- Kim Il-Sung Square- Kumusan Palace of the Sun- Mansu Grand Hill Monument- Mansudae Art Studio- Mangyongdae native house- Pyongyang Metro- Pyongyang Railway Station- Pyongyang Zoo- Reunification Street- Ryomyong Street- Revolutionary Martyr's Cemetery- Science Street- Taedong River Victorious Fatherland Liberation War Museum- Yanggakdo Island
**Hotels**: Yanggakdo international hotel- **Koryo Hotel**- Sosan Hotel- Ryugyong Hotel (unfinished)
Arch of Triumph

The **Arch of Triumph** is an arch situated in central Pyongyang, Democratic People's Republic of Korea, as a momument to the Korean struggle against Japanese occupation from 1905-1945. It is somewhat comparative to the French one, but it is claimed to be the largest of its kind in the world.

The Arch was built in 1982 as part of a construction boom on the 70th birthday of Kim Il-Sung. each of its 25,500 blocks of dressed white granite used to build the structure represents a day of his life up to that point

**This article is part of a series on Pyongyang**
**Places**: **Arch of Triumph**- Arch of Reunification- Grand People's Study House- Juche Tower- Kim Il-Sung Square- Kumusan Palace of the Sun- Mansu Grand Hill Monument- Mansudae Art Studio- Mangyongdae native house- Pyongyang Metro- Pyongyang Railway Station- Pyongyang Zoo- Reunification Street- Ryomyong Street- Revolutionary Martyr's Cemetery- Science Street- Taedong River Victorious Fatherland Liberation War Museum- Yanggakdo Island
**Hotels**: Yanggakdo international hotel- Koryo Hotel- Sosan Hotel- Ryugyong Hotel (unfinished)
Dandong Railway Station

**Dandong Railway Station** is the central transport hub of Dandong, China. The station is most notable for its services to the Democratic People's Republic of Korea and likewise to/from Beijing.

For travellers heading to the DPRK from Dandong, they must take the morning k27/K28 train from this station departing at 10.00am. All North Korean tourist companies will include this train in the package, but tourists may have to arrange their own transport from China

## Services

* Dandong to Beijing (K27)- Overnight sleeper (13 hours)
* Dandong to Beijing High Speed- G395 (6 hours)
* Dandong to Pyongyang (K27)- 7 hours

**This article is part of a series on Dandong**
**Places**: Hushan Great Wall- Broken Bridge- Yalu River- Chinese Korean War Museum- **Dandong Railway Station**- New Yalu River Bridge
**Hotels**: Ruinxin Dan Tie Hotel
Pyongyang Pizzeria

The **Pyongyang Pizzeria** is an Italian themed restaurant in Pyongyang, Democratic People's Republic of Korea. Opening in 2009, the restaurant was reportedly the first of its kind in the country, with Italian chefs allegedly having visited to train North Koreans in cooking methods. The Pizzeria is not normally part of a standard itinerary to the DPRK, but may be requested and arranged with the guides or tour company.

Since the opening of the restaurant, the popularity of Pizza and Italian food in Pyongyang has increased and numerous other establishments reportedly exist, as well as street vendors who sell it.

## References

1. ↑ After 10 years of leader's heroic struggle, pizza comes to North Korea
2. ↑ North Korea launches perfect Italian pizza
3. ↑ Italian food’s popularity booms in North Korea, waitress says
Visit North Korea Wikia

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Tongdaewon Street Bar

The **Tongdaewon Bar** is a beer and refreshment bar in Pyongyang located next to Juche Tower, exclusively ran for foreign visitors, diplomats and wealthy North Koreans. A fully furnished and modern facility, it serves a wide range of local brand beers, cocktails, soft drinks, wines and refreshments.

The bar may be featured on the itinerary of North Korean tours. Those who have diplomatic access to Pyongyang may go there freely without guides.

## See Also

* Food and Drink
* Ponghak
Reunification Highway

**Reunification Highway** is the name of the main motorway which runs through the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, starting in the North of the country, heading through Pyongyang and going all the way to the DMZ border with South Korea. Tourists who are heading to Kaesong and the DMZ use this route. Several other routes going to various cities in the country also feed off it, including Sariwon and Wonsan.

The motorway is poorly maintained, bumpy and lacking in traffic, with several service stations in the middle. There are also numerous military checkpoints along the way marking provincial borders.
O-Wa-Tsu-Mi

**O-Wa-Tsu-Mi** (divinité des mers et des océans/ de l'eau) est un katana appartenant à Maylee créé grâce à la Magie des épées.

O-Wa-Tsu-Mi
 Type de Magie
 Utilisateurs

## Description

O-Wa-Tsu-Mi est un sabre assez long pouvant contrôler l'eau. Toute la partie haute (au niveau du maintiens est coloré dans différentes tintes de bleu, la poignet a à son bout un joyaux bleu provenant de la mer; que Maylee avait en collier lorqu'elle était petite, elle l'a incrustée elle même au cors de la fabrication de l'arme. le paumeau à sur un de ses coté un aileron pouvant rappeler celui des requin. Devant ce dernier sur la partie tranchant du sabre se trouve une décoration en relief, sculptant des vagues.

## Attaques spéciales

* Tsunami
* typhon
* Blizzard
* Brume, pluie -> non spéciales