It is a rare thing to see graffitti anywhere in Korea.
Koreans eat this ricecake soup (deokguk) on New Year's day. Getting older is different in Korean society. Your birthday is nothing more than a day during which you are kind to your mother. Koreans all believe that the eating of this soup on January 1st each year makes them OFFICIALLY one year older.
This is my friend Wandong's travel group (not grop) featured from some of my other videos. There must be at least 20 native English teachers in this photo, but nobody noticed that they misspelled the sign.
By far, this was the best halloween costume I saw. Koreans believe in something called "fan death." In short, if you fall asleep with a fan circulating you may die suddenly. Look it up on wikipedia; it's hilarious.
The rocks at Gangneung beach in one of the northern provinces. I travelled here with my friend Braam to help him celebrate his birthday.
The base of the mountain at the High1 Ski Resort in Gangwondo.
This is something called "lock promise." Korean young lovers buy padlocks and put them in random places to serve as symbols of their love. People complained alot, so the government started to build more appropriate reeptacle for the locks.
The next several photos come from the world famous Andong mask festival.
