Published by the Gwangju International Center since 2001
The adjustment to the new surroundings, meeting new people, settling down at a new home, and cooking were all a hassle. Also, the advanced technology they have here is among the best on the planet. Maybe, I was just drowning in darkness and wanted to touch the light and feel warmth in the cold weather at that time.
Jon Dunbar is the antithesis of the average Western expat in Korea.
Words by Kate Jarocki and Eddie Hackworthy Photos by Joe Wabe and First Alleyway To many foreigners in Gwangju, The First Alleyway is a culinary gem. From the ritzy establishments … Read More
John Park’s Munheung-dong Taekwondo dojang is happy to train expats in the traditional Korean martial art.
Gwangju News had a chance to sit down with Bryan Simmons (aka Dj Hypnotiq) to talk about music and his group ‘Megook Movement’
You have a right to know about the laws in existence that apply to your job, and you have the right to hold your employer accountable for following those laws as they affect you.
In larger cities, residents have easy access to subways, buses, and taxis. Here in my town, there are two buses that hit the highlights of the town, so if you’re without a car, you walk everywhere.
