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Seoul is a sprawling city. Not only does the city center boast some 10 million citizens, but the satellite cities in the metro area boost that number to almost 25 million in the blink of an eye. As real estate became scarce,…
In 1866 in the Joseon Dynasty, French legions invaded the Korean peninsula in retaliation for the persecution of Catholicism and the execution of French priests, which resulted in a violent encounter centered upon…
Who doesn’t like a party? I know I do! I remember the best parties I went to back in my youth were at friends’ houses. We used to sit around singing songs, playing games, and making crafts. Each year, artist from around…
If you get a chance to visit Insadong, neighborhood of the Jongno-gu district of Seoul, stop by the Institute of Traditional Korean Food. Here you can experience the 500-year-of the Korea’s rice cake, tteok history…
Growing up in the American Southwest, Hispanic culture influenced our area heavily. In fact, the foreign language of choice in schools was Spanish. As with the acquisition of any language, it helped to immerse oneself…
The 2011 Seoul Motor Show is being held from April 1 to 10 at the Korea International Exhibition Center (KINTEX) in the city of Goyang. Under the theme ‘Evolution, Green Revolution on Wheels,’ the show,…
Spring is coming along slowly but surely. The freezing weather that had gripped the Korean peninsula for SO LONG has finally begun to relent, making the outdoors an attractive destination. Oh yes, spring has returned,…
Having been designated as World Design Capital for 2010, Seoul is now recognized as a city of inspiration, a city that buzzes with creative energy. Many design related events are held throughout the year, showcasing…
