An anomaly in the Seoul subway system, the Line 4 station and Line 7 station in this neighborhood that marks the dividing line between Dongjak-gu and Seocho-gu actually bear different names, despite being a transfer point. The Line 4 station is called Chongshin University, while the connecting Line 7 station is Isu. I’m not privy…
At first glance, Yangjae might not seem like an obvious choice for getting out and experiencing the beautiful weather that May brings to Seoul. And it’s true: the neighborhood immediately around the station would never be mistaken for the city’s most charismatic, its wide avenues and utilitarian office towers not leaving room for much charm. …
After the last couple stations proved to be rather on the dull side it was nice to be out around Namguro which, while not a showstopper, at least provided an interesting neighborhood with some interesting sights. Exit 3 dropped me off on the west side of Gurodong-gil (구로동길) across from a row of seven hostess…
Tonight, Speakeasy is hosting a fundraiser in hopes to raise enough money for the publication of the next issue: “Language.” This is a project that is very near and dear to Charlie and myself and we hope our readers who support our own creativity through Seoul Sub urban will come out to support the creativity…
“Project Obangsaek” at 7:30 is having a launch party… the lovely Nanoomi people are making a few presentations about building cultural bridges between expats, non-Koreans, and Koreans…” Read more about the project at fellow Nanoomi partner: http://roboseyo.blogspot.com!
Seoul Sub→urban 