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Just down the road from our pension was this park of dolmen stones, which were an ancient burial method in Korea. Great place for a picnic! Suncheon Dolmen Park [EXPIRED LINK REMOVED: https://www.dolmenpark.com/main/index] (Visit in Google Maps.)
Just driving down a country road looking for a place to stay, we came across this place, which may be the nicest inn we’ve ever stayed at in Korea. The grounds showed the price of ownership of the proprietors. Korea Poonggyeong Pension [EXPIRED LINK REMOVED: https://www.xn--289a1mj38gvxa.kr/] (Visit in Google Maps.)
We were going to visit another place, but along the road I saw a bunch of signs for this festival and knowing how much Myunghee likes to shop for Korean ceramics, we headed out here instead. We left with several additional dishes for the kitchen. This festival was held at...
————————————————– Download the Following Weblog Article in PDF eBriefing Format. [EXPIRED LINK REMOVED: /files/kbc-ebook_visas_v02.pdf] ————————————————– Jared Muloongo–intern on KBC and job-seeker in Korea–and I are working to figure out some key information about the visa situation in Korea in order to share it with our members on KBC. Based on...
This is where the Japanese ran things in the area during the Japanese colonial period in Korea. The building was later turned into a library and I'm not sure what it is now. It's right at the foot of Nojeok Hill. (Visit in Google Maps.)
We've got a Nojeok Hill in Ansan; this is Nojeok Hill in Mokpo. It is next to Yudal Mountain, which is the main landmark of Mokpo. The road goes almost up to the top; not much of a climb here. (Visit in Google Maps.)
Recently I posted a Korean translation error from the Google Android mobile interface [EXPIRED LINK REMOVED: https://uz9.25e.myftpupload.com/korean-translation-tip-theres-a-translation-error-in-the-korean-google-android-interface/]. This week I found a Korean translation error in the Windows 7 interface, and this one’s a little obnoxious… Windows 7 has been out for, um… a couple or three years already and they...
Guy selling health food products on the boat back to Mokpo Seating area on the boat back to Mokpo The high rise buildings that some artist supposes Heuksando will have a lot of someday Drinking a locally made makgeolli at a local restaurant. We got pretty intoxicated that evening, and...
The top photo includes a couple Korean shamanistic religious buildings where ceremonies are held to the gods of the sea. The second photo is a Buddhist site and I'm not actually sure the third photo is religious but at least it looks good in the list. (Visit in Google Maps.)
The most common Korean greeting (both in spoken and written forms) is this: “안녕하세요?” Literally, this Korean greeting means “Are you in peace?” But the perceived meaning is closer to “Hello”. Thus, even though it’s a question, the answer is not, “I’m fine. Thank you. And you?”. Oddly, the correct...
