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I wanted a special tattoo rather than typical lettering. i sought out a tattooist with a deep understanding of Chinese characters, and Yeonjae beautifully captured the design. take a look at this tattoo, which is closer to a painting than lines.💯

It is the Chinese character "Manseong", which means the nature of everything.

My friend told me that parking lots in Korea have developed a lot like this because the land is small. is that true? i was wondering how people park when there isn't even enough space to turn around, but it turns out the floor rotates.

I got a cover-up tattoo in Korea. it was my first time getting a tattoo while traveling, but i was able to get it done comfortably because she consulted with me in Eng. the shop is on the smaller side, but it was bigger and cleaner than other tattoo shops in southeast asia.🧐

got this delicate fine-line script done by a really talented artist while staying in seoul. i chose the word "bulletproof" as a daily reminder to protect my peace and stay resilient, no matter what kind of negativity or hardship comes my way. it's about building that inner armor and not letting things break me down. i didn't want the tattoo to look aggressive, so the artist designed this beautifully thin, flowing cursive that balances the strong meaning with a really soft aesthetic. super happy with how it turned out💪

I want to go back to this trip where I fell completely in love with gukbap. I also tried makgeolli for the first time, and it was sweet. Haeundae was more crowded than I expected, so it was uncomfortable, but the area near Sasang Station was just right.

It was a trip to Korea where i met many good people, ate a lot of delicious food, and visited many wonderful places.🥰 if i visit Korea again, i definitely want to eat galbi and king crab again.

I am completely hooked on this food. If you know of any really delicious jjajangmyeon restaurants, please recommend them. I plan to be in Seoul and Jeju in September and October.