In the Hanseong (present-day Seoul), the capital of Yi Dynasty Korea, there was also a facility named 'Dongpyoung-gwan,' or commonly called wakan, that was used to entertain Japanese Daimyo and merchants asking for commercial intercourse.
李氏朝鮮の都・漢城（現在のソウル）にも通交を求めてくる日本の大名や商人を接待するための施設「東平館」が存在し、倭館と通称された。