A traditional Hambuk. We saw many of these because of the Lunar New Year. It remains their formal dress.
The Bridge of No Return.
A North Korean soldier in the Demiliterized Zone. We were very fortunate to be able to see these soldiers. They are only present when tourists visit from the North Korean side.
A South Korean soldier inside of the UN building. Half of this room is in South Korea, the other half is in the North. It's the only place that you can cross over into North Korea inside of the DMZ.

South and North Korean soldiers at the DMZ.
Karaoke with Sung-yong. They rent these rooms out by the hour!
Out for lunch with Sung-yong and Melissa in Chuncheon. Notice the communal eating style.
A street delicacy. These fish were filled with red bean paste.
The spaghetti subway system in Seoul. The population in 16 million.
Shabushabu, a Japanese dish that's not unlike hotpot in Taiwan. Notice all of the side dishes. The meat and vegetables were cooked in a broth and at the end we added noodles. Yum!
The Taejon fortress.
Yellowtail at the 7-11! It's actually cheaper here than in Canada!
Bamboo trees.