The HYBE tower at 42 Hangang-daero in Yongsan is home base for Source Music, the label that built LE SSERAFIM. FEARNOT gather out front on comeback days, and coffee trucks line the curb to celebrate every release.

It is a working office, so admire the lobby and exterior from the street rather than going inside.

LE SSERAFIM closed their first world tour here with the EASY CRAZY HOT encore on January 31 and February 1, 2026. It is the arena where they thanked FEARNOT after a year of shows across Asia and North America.

Pair a visit with the wider Jamsil sports complex and Lotte World right next door.

The Easy Crazy Hot world tour opened here on April 19, 2025, the launchpad for the group's biggest run of shows yet. Inspire Arena sits beside Incheon airport, the gateway most fans fly into anyway.

It is about an hour from central Seoul, so plan transit if you are staying downtown.

LE SSERAFIM played the Sahara stage at Coachella in April 2024, with collaborator Nile Rodgers joining them on Unforgiven. It made them one of the fastest K-pop acts to reach the desert after debut and announced them to a global festival crowd.

Indio is roughly two hours east of Los Angeles, best reached by car for the spring festival weekends.

Huh Yunjin was raised in Niskayuna in upstate New York after relocating from Korea as an infant, the American upbringing behind her songwriting and bilingual lyrics. It is the starting point of LE SSERAFIM's Korean-American voice.

Niskayuna sits near Schenectady in the Capital Region, a few hours north of New York City.

Sakura Miyawaki was born and raised in Kagoshima City on the southern island of Kyushu before her idol years with HKT48 and IZ*ONE and her debut with LE SSERAFIM. These are the roots of the group's most seasoned performer.

Fukuoka is the main Kyushu air gateway, with onward trains south to Kagoshima.