Here’s a quick post on one of my favorite spots in Busan. If you ever visit, be sure to check this place out; you won’t regret it! There’s a lot to see in Busan. It rides South Korea’s coastline nestling it within beaches, there are mountains to hike, it’s South Korea’s 2nd largest city which gives an array of restaurants,… Read more →
As Donald mentioned in the last post, we had no idea what we were in for when we started working at Kimchee Guesthouse Busan. After meeting up with Scott, the manager, and seeing that the place was still undergoing a lot of renovations, we were skeptical that the hostel would open in two weeks. We checked out some of the… Read more →
We started our journey in Japan’s fruit paradise Prefecture, Yamanashi, known for its mountainous community, with Mt. Fuji rising above all of them. Now, we’ve had the amazing experience of not only running one of Koreas booming guesthouse branches, Kimchee Guesthouse, but building it from the ground up; literally. Here’s a post that not only sums up our time at… Read more →
Seomyeon Streets gleaming with blinking lights Resembling the glitter we’d wear on our bodies As we pushed through the throngs Of sweaty club goers and soju guzzlers Pausing at the heart outlined sculpture To hear the melodies of a street performer Beat into our ear drums as a crowd of Koreans cheered them on We’d waste Won trying to catch… Read more →
Korea, our second destination, has been an amazing time. Not ideal to by-pass the countries capital (Seoul) and head straight to the beach city of Busan, but definitely worth the decision. And despite being South Korea’s 2nd largest city, it’s still within reach of mountains to hike and beaches to swim, all while maintaining its urban charm. And if… Read more →
Within less than 24 hours of arriving to Busan, a coastal city in South Korea, I managed to schedule an immediate interview for a job teaching English at a summer camp. I had been looking around to see if there were any positions for part time teaching gigs on mykoreanfriends.com and Craig’slist. Sure enough, there were a handful of ads… Read more →