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Apgujeong Rodeo Station (압구정로데오역) Bundang Line – Station #K212

Well, hell…I just realized this post has been sitting in draft, unpublished, for five years. I guess we’ll put it up. One of my very first nights in Seoul, way back in the early days after stepping off my first Chicago – Incheon flight, was spent in the alleys of Apgujeong’s Rodeo Street, cluelessly tagging…

July 31, 2020 in Bundang Line, Gangnam-gu.

Euljiro-3-ga Station (을지로3역) Line 2 – Station #203, Line 3 – Station #330

What do people do in Euljiro-3-ga? They put on suits and ties and go to work at the gleaming new glass and steel office towers that crowd around the intersection of Eulji-ro (을지로) and Samil-daero (삼일대로).  Or they put on white hard hats and reflective vests and go to work building two more such towers. …

November 29, 2015 in Jung-gu, Line 2, Line 3.

Gunja Station (군자역) Line 5 – Station #544, Line 7 – Station #725

Coming out of Exit 8, Gunja presented a modest commercial intersection – a couple banks and a Starbucks on the corners, a trio of street stalls selling snacks and sending greasy vapors into the air.  Just past those stalls I turned left onto a road bearing the same name as the station, Gunja-ro (군자로).  Cutting…

March 22, 2015 in Gwangjin-gu, Line 5, Line 7.

Cheonho Station (천호역) Line 5 – Station #547, Line 8 – Station #811

The most important feature in the Cheonho neighborhood is also the one you’d be most likely to walk past without noticing.  Just outside of Exit 10 is an earthen mound, about ten feet high, un-mowed and partly covered in a plant with tiny white blossoms.  It looks as if it might be a covered landfill…

December 7, 2014 in Gangdong-gu, Line 5, Line 8.

Gyeongbokgung Station (경복궁역) Line 3 – Station #327

Dear readers, apologies for the glacial pace of new posts recently.  I’m currently working on edits and re-writes for the English version of our book, which we hope to have released in the fall, and until that’s wrapped up the blog will be in something of a state of suspended animation.  We appreciate your understanding.  More…

August 10, 2014 in Jongno-gu, Line 3.

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