Nightscapes in Tokyo
Written and photographed by Amy Braff There is something intriguing about the electricity in Japan – it jolts in small yet spectacular movements through the air, leaving passersby feeling as … Read More
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Namhae: Not Just the Southern Sea, a Bundle of Joy and Schnitzel
Written and photographed by Wilson Melbostad Open your minds and let’s use our imaginations for a second. Don’t worry I’m not going to hypnotize you, I don’t have those … Read More
A Eulogy for the Nightmare Lab
Written and photographed by Ryan Berkebile I’m not a ghost chaser or drawn to stories of the paranormal. I don’t explore abandonments purely for the thrill-seeking rush. My goal … Read More
The Tragic Beauty of Cloud Bridge
Written and photographed by Isaiah Winters One of the best views of Gwangju is offered by Cloud Bridge (구름다리), a tied-arch pedestrian overpass located in Bongseon-dong, Nam-gu. The narrow, … Read More
U-Square: More Than a Terminal
Written and photographed by Marley Heckner Originally published February 2016 #168 I am sure that everyone who lives in Gwangju has at least heard of the U-Square Gwancheon Bus … Read More
The 2018 Sunyu Island Youth Travel Supporters International Forum
Written by Matkhiya Usmonova Photographed by Inna Udonova A few months back, I went on a trip to Jeollabuk-do with other international residents in the Gwangju area. From our … Read More
That Other Creepy Gwangju Hospital
Written and photographed by Isaiah Winters Gwangju is home to interesting eyesores of various sizes and vintages. Among them, few are larger, older, and have a better story to tell … Read More
Holiday in Jakarta
Written and photographed by Zico Mulia If you know about or have ever visited Indonesia, then you most likely know the city of Jakarta. Jakarta is the capital of … Read More