Insadong

I think is where I was at today. I'm not sure. None the less it was pretty much a foreigner trap with all sorts of little Korean things and so forth. I'm horrible at figuring out what I should take a picture of so here are a few.

Me and my cousin Jun Gu at the restaurant they decided to take me. I had rice with raw salmon. Tasty.

My cousin Seong Hwan and his girlfriend.

This out door touristy thing I don't know. I wasn't to impressed but I'm in this hate shopping phase right now. Tragic I know. That banner is a picture of Kim Jong Il with funny hair and sun glasses.

A giant blob of sugar ginger candy. The guy shaves part of it with this block and then puts a mound of it on a stick.

I was told it was some marketing thing and they were advertising something. The girl saw me taking a picture and posed for me.

Something that I wanted to talk about in Korea. Couples will wear the same clothes. Jun Gu told me that it was a lot more popular in the early 2000's (is that how you say that?) but some couples still do it. This was the best picture I got of them.

Jun Gu flipped out over this guy. I guess he's some famous K1 fighter or something so he insisted that I take his picture. Koreans really like K1 fighters. This famous Russian one was eating at the restaurant next to YBM and the Korean teachers all ran downstairs with their cell phones, giggling like typical Korean girls, trying to take a picture.

We walked a lot today. I started feeling dizzy, or just off balance towards the end so I ended up going home. I felt bad because they had walked me to Lotte Department store but I just didn't feel up for more walking.