Annyeong Hanguk

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N Seoul Tower is overflowing with love that they created a new section to accommodate everyone’s everlasting locks of love.
(April 5th, 2012)

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When North meets South. The March of Youth — I think it’s a 노래방 noraebang.
(April 5th, 2012)

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Same place, same cityscape, but at a different time and with a different frame of mind.
(April 5th, 2012)

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In conjunction with the Men In Black mania happening here in Korea, I have BOYS IN BLUE :D
(April 4th, 2012)

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Eating food the way the Korean office worker does. Meal of the day — 육개장 spicy beef soup (sometimes with blood cubes).
(April 4th, 2012)

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Now you see me. Now you don’t.
(April 4th, 2011)

케페 방앗간 (Cafe Mill) on the outside, inside and in between.

(April 3rd, 2012)

7 notes | 1 week ago

If only time hadn’t interfere, it would have been a perfect shot.

(April 4th, 2012)

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Traditional claypot 수제비 sujebi (pinched dough soup) and 해물파전 haemul pajeon (Korean seafood pancake) at Insadong.

(April 3rd, 2012)

5 notes | 2 weeks ago

Gritty details versus a clean slate.

(April 3rd, 2012)

2 weeks ago

While the new cafe signage is clearer, I still prefer their old 카페 방앗간 (Cafe Gristmill) signage with the owner’s character design that I saw last year.
Thumbs up for the little toy pet though!

(April 3rd, 2012)

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Enter 삼청동 Samcheongdong, a blend of the old structure and new culture with alleys of cafes, art galleries, boutiques and restaurants situated in a once traditional neighbourhood.
(April 3rd, 2012)

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“Hi, erm, I’m your friendly neighbourhood watch guard, a-hee-ugh, hehe, how may I help you? a-hee-ugh~”
(April 3rd, 2012)

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Mona Lisa baring it all in front of Gyeongbok Palace. Haha, this is why I love Seoul so much :)
(April 3rd, 2012)