jeoleul dowajuseyo], and then get off on the right stop when he forgot to help.
Arrived at the Hanok, which is a traditional Korean house. Completely enchanted.
Notice there are no chairs, and my shoes are outside, where they belong, according to the proprietress.
Walked the city market, got a 18,000 won haircut (about $16), and visited the Korean version of food trucks for dinner - grilked beef, onions, garlic, and mushroom (100 grams for 6000 won)
Now im watching K-Star back in my room. I think maybe this show is teaching me as much about Korean culture as I've learned in the whole last week... or maybe it's just adding some extra context.
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