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Revisiting Korea's journey to finding sex crime victims' rights
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[Korean History] 1989: The year Koreans started traveling abroad
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Lifting of travel ban leads to explosive popularity of backpacking trips to Europe, honeymoons to exotic destinations in '90s
[Korea Quiz] Bye-bye Korean age
Jun 21, 2023
In Korea, it has traditionally been the case that a person is considered to be one year old when he or she is born, counting the time spent as a fetus in his or her mother’s womb as the first year of life. A person ages one year at the turn of the calendar year, instead of on his or her birthday. For instance, if a person is born on Dec. 30, 2023, he or she is a year old. Two days later, on Jan. 1, 2024, they will turn two and then three on the next New Year’s Day -- Jan. 1, 2025. Da
[Survive & Thrive] Apps that help travelers get around Seoul
Jun 21, 2023
Among the basic practical issues when travelling to another country are luggage and transportation logistics. This edition of Survive & Thrive will take a look at apps that help you rent lockers for your bags or public bikes in Seoul. Luggage storage In nearly every subway station in Seoul, there are self-service lockers that one can use for a fee. T-locker -- also known as Ttota Locker -- is an app that allows you to use them. The “Ttota” icon on the app’s map refers to
What 'cagongjok' reveal about Korean culture, psyche
Jun 20, 2023
A portmanteau of cafe, study and tribe, the phenomenon offers a glimpse into cultural aspects of cafe-lingering in Korea
[Subway Stories] Busan Station, where Korea's Eurasian dream lives on
Jun 18, 2023
Gateway to Korea's second-biggest city hopes to expand its railway network throughout Asia and Europe
Bustling Jongno pocha street is a regulatory minefield
Jun 18, 2023
Pubs, tented stalls illegally encroaching upon sidewalks contribute to alley's charm
[Korea History] In 1988, world comes for Olympics to Seoul, sees it has grown by leaps and bounds
Jun 15, 2023
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[Korea Quiz] Special days only for Koreans
Jun 14, 2023
Find the answer at the bottom of the page. Valentine's Day on Feb. 14 is celebrated all across the world but in South Korea, it is widely regarded as a day when women give chocolate to men. As such, White Day, a month later on March 14, is when men reciprocate by gifting candy to women. Neither of these "traditions" started here. It was actually in 1970s Japan when giving chocolate on Valentine's Day became exclusively for women, and an "answer day" of White Day
[Survive & Thrive] On Korea's streets, Naver beats Google
Jun 13, 2023
As one of the most tech-savvy countries in the world, South Korea has a number of useful mobile apps that can aid everyday tasks, ranging from delivery and transportation to administrative services. For the next few weeks, Survive & Thrive will introduce free apps that provide such services in English, or those that foreign residents and tourists might find useful. Naver Map To navigate the streets of the massive concrete jungle that is Seoul, Google Maps may not be the best idea. A loca
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Bidding farewell to Korean age system
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South Korea is finally letting go of an age counting method that no other country in the world uses. Under the traditional East Asian way of reckoning age, a person is considered 1 year old at birth, counting the time spent in the mother’s womb as the first year of life, and grows a year older at the turn of the calendar year, regardless of the actual date of birth. Japan dropped the method from its legal system in 1950, and China hasn’t used it since the 1966-1976 Cultural Revolutio
Inside the debate on 'no-kids zones'
Jun 10, 2023
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[Korea Quiz] Smoggiest city
Jun 7, 2023
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