Just recently started airing, Orange Marmalade features essentially a Twilight-esque story a la Kimchi style with a female vampire and a human male student as the main characters instead in a high school… Continue reading
Today is the day where you’d see college /high school students carrying roses everywhere apart from their graduation day. Rose Day occurs every May 14th, a month after Black Day (the mourning and… Continue reading
The flashing neon lights in the sleepless city Seoul seem to carry a common ending word, 방. Just exactly what is a 방? Literally meaning a “room”, the Korean word 방 (pronounced as… Continue reading
Hello SOCKs! By now, most of you might have realized that there seems to be a pattern for Korean celebrated quirky holidays. Well, you’re right! We personally feel that this is Korean marketing… Continue reading
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Hi world! From my instagram, I am sure many of you already know that I went Korea this January. So right now, I will be doing a guide on…
So Valentine’s Day (14th Feb) and White Day (14th Mar) whizzed past without a hitch in Korea this year as well. What happens to the rejected singles? The answer is: Black Day (14th… Continue reading
Today, we’re going to learn how to respect the drinking etiquette in Korea in a formal business setting. In March, we had a 3-part series of Korean Drinking Games. Here’s part 1, part… Continue reading
We move onto Part 3 of our Korean Drinking Games installation, which involves more action and watching what other people does in order to avoid drinking punishment. Here’s Part 1 and Part 2… Continue reading
Here’s part 2 to our installation of Korean Drinking Games! ^^ For those of you who’ve missed part 1, here it is. Okay, here’s another two popular Korean drinking games to try out with… Continue reading
It’s definitely in the Korean culture to drink. What’s really cool is that they make drinking fun without requiring lots of space or ping pong balls. Today we’d be looking at Part 1… Continue reading
