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Tag Archives: Korea
flood zones in Seoul
While looking for a place to live in Seoul, it came to my mind that I should check out which parts of Seoul tend to get flooded and here is what I found. Let’s hope that this post becomes obsolete … Continue reading
On a documentary film on Orgdot the experiment
What happens when a group of people decide to tackle a social problem, not by voting or charities or anything like that, but by starting a business? I recently saw a documentary film Anxiety (also known with a different title, … Continue reading
On the new Korean address system
Table of Contents How do I know my new address if I only know my old address? Difference between the new address system and the old I have just got a letter from my local government saying that everybody should … Continue reading
state of eating and cooking in Korea
It doesn’t seem that cooking your own meals will save you a lot of money, if you live alone. There are stores that make and sell banchan, which means you don’t need to make banchan yourself. What about rice? Stores … Continue reading
