남산 · NAMSAN
벚꽃 & 사랑의 자물쇠
Lock it on.
Leave it there.
The love lock wall at Oppa House
There is a sakura tree in our waiting room and a real chainlink fence underneath it. Buy a padlock at the front, write on it, and lock it on — the way couples do at Namsan Tower in Seoul.
The wall so far
Every lock on the fence.
Anyone can hang one here before they visit. The real one gets engraved and locked on when you come in — and once it is on, it stays.
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locks and counting
Hang one yourself →
Free, public, and one per guest every 30 days. Everything is checked before it goes up.
Add a name and it appears on the fence above.
Why a fence
It started at Namsan.
At the top of Namsan Tower in Seoul, couples have been locking padlocks to the railings for decades. The fences there are so heavy with them that the metal disappears.
We built ours in the waiting room, under the sakura tree, so there is something to do while your table gets ready — and something to come back and find.
Buy a lock at the front
Ask any host. Bring a marker or borrow ours.
Write on it
Names, a date, a promise. Whatever you want to still be there next year.
Lock it to the fence
Then keep the key, or don't. Nobody has ever asked for theirs back.