일제 경성호국신사 계단

Imperial Japanese Gyeongseong Hoguksinsa Stairs (108 Stairs) is a preserved historical site in Seoul's Yongsan-gu, consisting of the surviving 108-step stone staircase that originally led to the Imperial Japanese-built Gyeongseong Hoguksinsa Shinto shrine — one of the major Imperial Japanese religious-and-political institutions in colonial Seoul. The shrine itself was demolished after Korea's 1945 liberation, but the stone staircase has been preserved as a designated historical site that documents the colonial-era institutional architecture and Imperial Japanese religious-and-political imposition on Korea. Best for travelers seriously interested in Korean colonial-era heritage and Imperial Japanese institutional history.