America

New York, the largest city in the United States. With Wall Street, the financial district, playing a leading and influential role in the world finance, it stands as one of the most significant global metropoles. Not everything that glitters here is gold, but there’s certainly plenty of it, and where there’s gold, the leprechaun can occasionally be spotted as well. Occasionally, because he unmistakably prefers the enchanting Irish soil over this city, this land where there seems to be little room left for mythical beings. Seems, because they do exist, but that’s a story for another time…"

Ireland

This is Ireland, the undisputed homeland of the leprechaun. The reason is simple. The lush, green landscape provides perfect hiding places for these mysterious, elusive creatures. Additionally, the leprechaun naturally thrives in an environment that is still completely connected to him.

And for someone who guards the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow, there is, of course, no better setting than this land where rain and sunshine alternate so swiftly.

Asia

China is certainly one of the world's largest gold producers as early as the 2020s, with active gold mines and a steady output. Gold has always held a significant place in the country's culture and economy. And now, over 250 years later, this hasn't diminished one bit. You could almost say that present-day China is made of gold. For this reason, we can also come across the leprechaun here, quite frequently, because aside from the gold, the land is immensely rich in fantastic beings, and people truly coexist with them. A golden bond between humans, dragons, and leprechauns. It doesn't get any more beautiful than that.