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The Traveler's Guide to The Unique Tastes of South Korea (Part 1)
This series originally appeared on the now-defunct blog, Black In Korea in 2015. The story recaps a foreigner’s first trip to South Korea prior to becoming a resident alien in 2017. Welcome! Take a seat at Jinju’s Cafe. No,
Korea is for Extroverts. Japan is for Introverts.
A COMPARISON BETWEEN TEACHING IN KOREA VS JAPAN: PROS AND CONS This review contains sweeping generalizations and swearing up the wazoo. If you’re the sensitive type, best to pass on this one. Also if you don’t give a shit about
Alternative Itineraries in Japan: Suicide, Sadism, & a Side of Sushi
It was that time of year again when many of the teachers pack up and leave Korea for adventure or relaxation. Peering through the tiny perforations along the ribs of the airborne capsule, what looks like pools of mercury can
Biking Across South Korea With a Dog
Korea’s Cycling Road Tour 4대강 국토종주 자전거 Shuffling among the suffocating crowds of more than 50 million people (more than all of Canada), it is hard to imagine finding space to breath. If you yearn to stretch your limbs and explore the
Tao Expeditions: The Beauty of Island Kids
Between El Nido and Coron: Tao Expeditions I planned an epic six-day sailing trip off the northern coast of Palawan, a tropical paradise in the Philippines. This trip was the first time in four years I (a Floridian) took a reprieve
