As we’ve traipsed all about Seoul in the course of this project, one of the things that’s struck me most, that I was totally wrong about before we began, is how many waterways there are. Seoul will never be confused with Bangkok or Venice, but if you walk around or simply take a good look…
As we mentioned in the last post, Liz will soon be leaving Seoul, meaning that Seoul Sub→urban is in need of a new photographer! In addition to the blog, photographing for Seoul Sub→urban comes with a paid monthly column for SEOUL magazine. We also occasionally make appearances on various radio shows, and with a Korean language…
The two of us were recently interviewed for another piece in the Korea Herald, this one by Sarah Berlow, which you can check out here. It’s a couple weeks old at this point, but we only found out the other day that it had been published. It’s a nice piece, but there were a couple…
Friday the 27th, sometime between 7 and 8 p.m., Arirang radio will be broadcasting an interview Charlie recently did with host Adrien Lee for his show Catch the Wave. They’ll talk about life in Korea, the origins of the blog, and some favorite stops — perfect material to get you amped up for an epic…
For as many times as I’ve been to Sinchon Station – I live practically right down the street – I’d never actually been in the part of the neighborhood south of Sinchon-ro (신촌로), so it was there that I decided to start things. Plus, it was the early afternoon, and things north of the station…
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