What to See, Eat and Do in Korea (and Beyond)
Korean names are heavily rooted in the Chinese language. Enough so that Korean names have their own meaning in Chinese. Something I didn’t know until I was in high school. When I finally did ask my father about my Korean name, he was surprised himself to realize he’d never told me the story.
It’s bound to happen at least once during a trip. One moment, we’re walking through the streets of Osaka taking pictures of gigantic crabs and the next I’m waking up in a hotel room wishing that my feet would just fall off already.
I really want to go Taipei. Primarily for the food. The street food scene, I mean… Asian cuisine is just so good. And from everything I’ve seen, it seems like heaven for people who want to eat their way through a city.
I really want to see that place in Taipei that part of Spirited Away is based off. I want to see shrines and ancient places that I can’t see anywhere else. I want to take in the culture. And the nightlife… not clubbing. But I guess that’s eating again.
