Oedo: Botanical Paradise in the Land of the Morning Calm
Written and photographed by Lea Moreau With spring coming, everyone needs to enjoy the sunshine and have some relaxation time! It’s a certainty that you’ll want to admire Korea’s … Read More
Category: Travel
Death of the Doctor’s Hanok
Written and photographed by Isaiah Winters In the decades-long scramble to modernize, much of South Korea’s recent past has been razed with incredible haste. Today, the bulldozing of history … Read More
Gangjin: The Hidden Gem of Jeollanam-do
Written and photographed by Lea Moreau What is the first thing you think of when you hear “South Korea”? Many people tend to agree on the fact that the country … Read More
Sites of Horror and History Along 5.18 Road
Written and photographed by Isaiah Winters The elderly in South Korea can be a law unto themselves. That thought dawned on me when I happened upon a small band of … Read More
Israel, Korea, and the Future
Written by Matt Furlane Photographed by Matt Furlane and Gilad Avidan via Wikimedia Commons If you asked anyone off the street what comes to mind when you mention Israel, the … Read More
From Osaka to Gwangju: Embracing the Moniker, “City of Light”
Written by Kim Inho, Michaela M. Agtarap, José Carlos Sánchez, and Joo Jiyeon Photographed by Jeong Sohee As a special program running alongside the Asia Culture Forum 2017, an international … Read More
A Hidden Jewel in Gwangju’s Performance Arts Spaces
Written by Douglas Baumwoll Photographs courtesy of Gwangju’s Culture & Arts Center I have been living in Gwangju for three full years now, and one reason I love it here … Read More
Vladivostok: Russia’s Underrated “City by the Bay”
Written and photographed by Isaiah Winters Believe it or not, there’s a wormhole at Incheon Airport. Step through it, and in about two hours, you’ll find yourself in Eastern Europe. … Read More