When we entered the Stardust club we were warmly greeted by the bartender and all the regulars. Then, Koko proceeded to knock over a tray of flyers. Everyone looked away as to not embarrass the poor tourist and we went and sat down. The club was half full of patrons and half full of junk. […]Read Post ›
In Japan, New Years Eve is spent with family. It’s still celebratory and festive but in a much different way. We decided to drink some sake and spend our evening listening to the bells at Chion-in Temple. Patiently waiting for the bells to ring. New Year Fortune Plenty of food on sticks.
Seoul, as we found out, is a world class city. A little bit New York a little bit Paris. Sometimes, you visit a capital and it doesn’t represent the country. But everything we read and everyone we talked to wanted us to realize Seoul was the place to be. It’s huge and grey. But also […]Read Post ›
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