Korea Japan Festival ! Don't miss it ;)

Wahh... ada Korea Japan Festival! Don't miss it ya ;)

Where : Emporium Pluit Mal Main Atrium, Jakarta

Start Date: 23 Mar 2012

End Date: 01 Apr 2012

Events Name : Korea Japan Festival
Whats in there :

• Korea – Japan Product Exhibition (23 Maret – 01 April 2012) Korea Japan Festival
• Band Performance : Blodwen (23 Maret 2012)
• Korea Traditional x Modern Fashion Show (24 Maret 2012)
• Taekwondo Show From Taekwondo Cheon Ji-In Academy (24 Maret 2012)
• Korea B-Boyz Dance (25 Maret 2012)
• Korea Modern Dance Competition (25 Maret 2012)
• Samul & Pung Mul Noli (25 Maret 2012)
• Chanoyu (Japanese Tea Ceremony) (31 Maret 2012)
• Tokusatu Action (31 Maret 2012)
• Harajuku Fashion Show x Dance (31 Maret 2012)
• Cosplay Competition (01 April 2012)
• Band Performance : La Chance (01 April 2012)
• Taiko & Yosakoi Soran (01 April 2012)

Ikuti juga Korean Modern Dance Competition dan Cosplay Competition berhadiah total puluhan juta rupiah.

Pendaftaran bisa langsung di Emporium Pluit Mall
mulai tanggal 9 Maret 2012
setiap hari Jumat-Minggu Pk. 15.00 – 19.00

More info:
0856 1182 500

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Adding Korean Font To Your Blackberry

This has been my issue.. struggling with my BB to make it able to read/write korean. hate seeing random squares when people texting me in korean >.<
Last time i solved this by upgrading my OS to East Asian Version.. But now , another BB with a fine OS, i wonder whether i could just install korean font without even bother to upgrade/ reinstall my blackberry os, coz i'm already happy enough with my os plus worry if ill have trouble after change it to new os. Then, FOUND it! could just install the language pack! aigu how come i didn't think of it before .. stupid me... You can download this directly from your blackberry browser... This one is language pack to read and write in chinese/japanese/korean/thailand :

Curve 8300/8310/8320 – OS 4.5 (4.49mb)
http://www.blackberrylanguage.com/ot...0(162)/cjk.jad

Gemini 8520/8530/9300 – OS 5 (11.6mb)
http://www.blackberrylanguage.com/ot...0(592)/cjk.jad

Javelin 8900 – OS 5 (11.5mb)
http://www.blackberrylanguage.com/ot...0(608)/cjk.jad

Bold 9000 – OS 5 (11.6mb)
http://www.blackberrylanguage.com/ot...0(592)/cjk.jad

Tour 9630 – OS 5 (8.6mb)
http://www.blackberrylanguage.com/ot...0(419)/cjk.jad

Bold2 “Onyx” 9700 – OS 5 (11.6mb)
http://www.blackberrylanguage.com/ot...0(593)/cjk.jad

Bold3 “Onyx2″ 9780 / “Onyx” 9700 – OS 6 (13.7mb)
http://www.blackberrylanguage.com/ot...0(448)/cjk.jad

Storm 9500/9530/9520/9550 – OS 5 (11.3mb)
http://www.blackberrylanguage.com/ot...0(607)/cjk.jad

Torch 9800 – OS 6 (13.6mb)
http://www.blackberrylanguage.com/ot...0(337)/cjk.jad

Source:
http://www.blackberrylanguage.com/

To download in all version : HERE

Updated :

It seems that the site doesnt work anymore.. so here's alternative link (in indonesian) but i guess if you're smart enough u can figure out how to read it ^^; ah, and it's read only.. to be able to read and write, it's better to install East Asian OS to your BB, i did ^^v

The ziddu-link still works, so if you know how to upload the jad file on a site to create OTA link so u can download the file from your BB, can still get it ^^

http://www.berryindo.com/blackberry-font-support-download-ota/

Korea-Indonesia Week 2010

Hwaaa!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!... panik pas baca tentang ini .. ada won bin ga ya? :P *ngarep.com*
sayang ga jelas tentang distribusi ticket.. alamat ga kebagian deh *sigh*
eh.. terserah deh.. manusia berusaha yang di atas yang nentuin :D yang penting ikke aplikasi dulu.. semoga tembusssssssssssss dan dapeeeeeeeeeeeeeet tiketnya di tangan!!! Yiyyy!!!!

O iya.. Event ini bakalan berlangsung selama seminggu lohhhh, Ini schedule nya :

** Welcome Dinner & Batik Hanbok Fashion Show (TICKET)

Tanggal: Senin, 11 Oktober 2010
Waktu: 06.30-20.30 WIB
Lokasi: Grand Balroom, The Ritz Carlton Hotel

** Korean Movie Festival (TICKET)

Tanggal: Senin-Sabtu, 11-16 Oktober 2010
Lokasi: Blitz Megaplex Grand Indonesia
Film yg ditayangkan :
-11/10
1st Show, 17.30 Le Grand Chef 2 : Kimchi War
2nd Show, 19.30 Secret Reunion 2010
-12/10
1st Show, 17.30 Running Turtle
2nd Show, 19.30 My Wife Got Married
-13/10
1st Show, 17.30 Hello Murderer
2nd Show, 19.30 Lovers of 6 Years
-14/10
1st Show, 17.30 Le Grand Chef 2 : Kimchi War
2nd Show, 19.30 Secret Reunion 2010
-15/10
1st Show, 17.30 Running Turtle
2nd Show, 19.30 My Wife Got Married
-16/10
1st Show, 17.30 Lovers of 6 Years
2nd Show, 19.30 Hello Murderer

pemesanan tiket dapat menghubungi Kedubes Korea mulai MINGGU DEPAN, informasi sistematis pemesanan melalui Kedubes Korea menyusul setelah tiket selesai cetak.
Alamat KEDUBES KOREA :
ㅇ Alamat
- The Plaza Office Tower, Lt. 30
Jl. H.M. Thamrin Kav.28-30, Jakarta Pusat 10350
ㅇ E-mail
- koremb_in@mofat.go.kr
ㅇ Telepon Kedutaan
- 021-2992-2500 (Hunting)
ㅇ Fax Kedutaan
- 021-2992-3131
ㅇ Telepon Konsular
- 021-2992-3030
ㅇ Fax Konsular
- 021-2992-1700

** Indonesia-Korea Friendship Sharing Concert 2010 (TICKET)

Tanggal: Selasa, 12 Oktober 2010
Waktu: 18.30 WIB
Lokasi: Stadium Tennis Indoor Senayan
Penampilan: SHINee, Son Ho Young, Gita Gutawa, GIGI, Sherina

** Korean Indonesia 2010 Cultural Exchange Festival (NON-TICKET)

Tanggal: Selasa-Minggu, 12-17 Oktober 2010
Lokasi: Gandaria Mall City

** Culture Performance (INVITATION)

Tanggal: Rabu, 13 Oktober 2010
Waktu: 18.30-20.30 WIB
Lokasi: Balai Kartini
Nonverbal Joint Performance of Rock and Korean Traditional Percussion Instruments : BEAT

** Promotion of AT&D Korea (Advanced Technology & Design Korea) (NON- TICKET)

Tanggal: Kamis-Sabtu, 14-16 Oktober 2010
Lokasi: Pacific Place Shopping Mall, 1st Floor

** Job Fair (REGISTER)

Tanggal: Kamis, 14 Oktober 2010
Waktu: 09.00 – 18.00 WIB
Lokasi: Tennis Court, Senayan
Perusahaan yang berpartisipasi, antara lain Korindo, Samsung, Nobland dan lain-lain.

Untuk Pendaftaran hubungi:

Phone: +62 21 527 2612 (HRD Korea)
Fax: +62 21 527 2613
E-Mail: apple957@hanmail.net

Untuk JOB FAIR lebih baik daftarnya via email, dengan mengirimkan data diri yang lengkap.. Dan pas acaranya JANGAN LUPA bawa CV dan SURAT LAMARAN KERJA seperti kalian mau ngelamar kerja.

** Taekwondo Exhibition and Competition (NON-TICKET)

Tanggal: Jum’at, 15 Oktober 2010
Waktu: 09.00 – 17.00 WIB
Lokasi: Tennis Court, Senayan

** Badminton Friendship Competition (NON-TICKET)

Tanggal: Jum’at-Sabtu, 15-16 Oktober 2010
Lokasi: Stadium Gedung Basket

** Taste of Korea Food Festival (NON-TICKET)

Tanggal: Sabtu-Minggu, 16-17 Oktober 2010
Waktu: 13.00 WIB
Lokasi: Gandaria Mall City

*** Note:

Untuk event-event yang menggunakan tiket, tiket bisa diambil di Kedutaan Besar Korea Selatan. Kecuali acara Indonesia - Korea Friendship Sharing Concert 2010, tiket dari Arirang.

*** Alamat Lokasi:

* The Ritz Carlton Hotel Jakarta
Jl. Lingkar Mega Kuningan Kav. E.1.1 NO.1
Mega Kuningan
Jakarta 12950

* Stadium Gedung Basket
Basketball Hall
Gedung Basket Koni
Pusat Pintu 1 Senayan
Jakarta 10270

* Gandaria Mall City
Jl. KH. M. Syafii Hadzami No.8
Kebayoran Lama
Jakarta Selatan

* Pacific Place Mall
Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav. 52 – 53
Kebayoran Baru
Jakarta 12190

* Blitz Megaplex Grand Indonesia
Grand Indonesia, 8th Floor
Jl. MH. Thamrin No. 1
Jakarta

* Balai Kartini
Jl. Jend. Gatot Subroto Kav. 37
Jakarta 12950


COPAS dari blog laen :P

http://oneredocean.wordpress.com/2010/08/31/event-korea-indonesia-week-2010/
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=42087908615
http://hanamikaoru.wordpress.com/2010/09/29/indonesia-korea-week-2010/

Links :

http://koreaindonesiaweek.com/
http://emjuho.cafe24.com/kr/exch/exch_01.aspx
http://www.arirang.co.kr/TV2/Mwave/FanBoard.asp?BType=1
http://www.arirang.co.kr/TV2/Mwave/FANBoard.asp?BType=1&c_seq=68922
http://www.arirang.co.kr/index.asp

Pinter nyanyi? pinter dance? pengen jadi kpopstar? Jadilah bintang KPOP Indonesia!

Sempet baca news ticker di KBS pas nonton k-drama ^^ tentang ini.. kayaknya seru euy.. sayang gw ga bisa nyanyi + dance hohoho...

More Info HERE

fun videos from youtube ^.^

been bored, so did search on youtube.. found some cute videos hihihi...

How to Look Korean



Korean Hairstyles of 2009



Korean Hair Bun Tutorial

Happy New Year 2010!!!!!!!

2010-2012 VISIT KOREA YEAR

Indonesia will rules the world!

Cerita seorang Backpacker Indonesia bersama seorang Singapore..

... Suatu pagi di Bandar Lampung,

kami menjemput seseorang di bandara. Orang itu sudah tua, kisaran 60 tahun. Sebut saja si bapak. Si bapak adalah pengusaha asal Singapura, dengan logat bicara gaya melayu, english, (atau singlish) beliau menceritakan pengalaman2 hidupnya kepada kami yang masih muda. Mulai dari pengalaman bisnis, spiritual, keluarga, bahkan percintaan hehehe..

"Your country is so rich!".

Ah biasa banget kan denger kata2 begitu. Tapi tunggu dulu.. "Indonesia doesn't need the world, but the world needs Indonesia", "Everything can be found here in Indonesia, u don't need the world", "Mudah saja, Indonesia paru2 dunia. Tebang saja hutan di Kalimantan, dunia pasti kiamat. Dunia yang butuh Indonesia !".

"Singapore is nothing, we cant be rich without Indonesia. 500.000 orang Indonesia berlibur ke Singapura setiap bulan. Bisa terbayang uang yang masuk ke kami, apartemen2 dan condo terbaru kami yang membeli pun orang2 indonesia, ga peduli harga yang selangit, laku keras.

"Lihatlah rumah sakit kami, orang Indonesia semua yang berobat." "Kalian tahu bagaimana kalapnya pemerintah kami ketika asap hutan Indonesia masuk? Ya, benar2 panik. sangat terasa, we are nothing."

"Kalian ga tau kan klo Agustus kemarin dunia krisis beras. Termasuk di Singapura dan Malaysia, kalian di Indonesia dengan mudah dapat beras". "Lihatlah negara kalian, air bersih dimana2.. lihatlah negara kami, air bersih pun kami beli dari malaysia.

Saya pernah ke Kalimantan, bahkan pasir pun mengandung permata. Terlihat glitter kalo ada matahari bersinar. Petani disana menjual Rp3000/kg ke sebuah pabrik China. Dan si pabrik menjualnya kembali seharga Rp 30.000/kg. Saya melihatnya sendiri".

"Kalian sadar tidak klo negara2 lain selalu takut meng-embargo Indonesia?! Ya, karena negara kalian memiliki segalanya. Mereka takut kalau kalian menjadi mandiri, makanya tidak di embargo.

Harusnya KALIANLAH YANG MENG-EMBARGO DIRI KALIAN SENDIRI. Belilah dari petani2 kita sendiri, belilah tekstil garmen dari pabrik2 sendiri. Tak perlu kalian impor klo bisa produksi sendiri."

"Jika kalian bisa mandiri, bisa MENG-EMBARGO DIRI SENDIRI, Indonesia will rules the world..

(Taken from internet)

Just wondering what to do today....

한국 VS UAE Korea VS UAE Goals~

Setting GPRS dan MMS, Setting Internet GSM dan semua operator

Click H.E.R.E

Are You A Shopaholic?

According to the Illinois Institute for Addiction Recovery, four or more of the following money habits indicates a problem with shopping or spending:

- Shopping of spending money as a result of being disappointed, angry or scared.
- Shopping/spending habits causing emotional distress or chaos in one’s life.
- Having arguments with others regarding shopping or spending habits.
- Spending money causes a rush of euphoria and anxiety at the same time.
- Spending or shopping feels like a reckless or forbidden act.
- Feeling guilty, ashamed, embarrassed or confused after shopping or spending money.
- Many purchases are never used.
- Lying to others about what was bought or how much money was spent.
- Thinking excessively about money.
- Spending a lot of time juggling accounts and bills to accommodate spending.

An addiction to spending is a scary, dangerous thing. Like other addictions, it causes victims to feel lost, out of control. Those who have never suffered from compulsive spending cannot understand the problem. They don’t know what it’s like to see something and feel the urge to buy it now. They don’t know the rush from shopping, and the subsequent nausea from the guilt of having spent more money they do not have.

Coping with compulsive spending
Below here are six steps you can take now to put a stop to compulsive spending:
1. Cut up your credit cards. Do it today.
2. Only carry cash. Don’t use creditcard or checkbook. Don’t even use a debit card. Inconvenient? Absolutely, but that’s the point. You’ve got to make sacrifices.
3. Track every penny you spend.
4. Play mind games. Ask yourself: “Is this a want or a need?” Try to discover what is motivating the purchase.
5. Avoid temptation. Avoid the places where you’d normally spend. The best way to avoid spending money is to not enter the shop. If you tend to spend money at big department stores, then stay out of them.
6. Ask for help. Beating an addiction can be tough when you’re going it alone. Seek support from your friends and family. Ask your spouse to help (And be open when they call you on your actions — don’t get angry.)

The good news is you can overcome this. You can break free from emotional spending. The bad news is that it’s going to take work. It won’t happen overnight. You’ll make mistakes, and you’ll backslide. When you do, don’t give up. Don’t beat yourself up because you bought a new purse. You’re just a human. Keep focused on your long-term goal, and resolve to do better next time.

Source
Quiz : Are you a shopaholic?

Gucci is on SALE!!!!! T.T

Singapore Great Sale 2009

Starts on May 29 - July 26 .. SHould i go? ^^*

Write An Essay and Win A Trip to South Korea!!

Write An Essay and Win A Trip to South Korea! - Tell Us Your Green Contribution and WIN!!

But, you have to be aged 14 and below hehehe ^^;

In partnership with the United Nations Environment Programme, The Big Green Help campaign is a global pro-social initiative by Nickelodeon that translates complex environmental messaging or issues into simple meaningful actions to empower kids, like you to lead the way in making the Earth a greener planet! There are a lot of confusing messages out there about why the environment needs our help, but one thing is clear: KIDS CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE!

The Big Green Help Essay Writing Competition
Share your opinions on environmental issues and you may just win a chance to represent your country at the United Nations Environment Programme 2009 International Children's Conference on the Environment in South Korea.

If you’re aged 14 and below and have a great passion to help the Earth, write an essay about your green contribution and what we can all do to help and submit it to us. One lucky winner in your country will be picked to be a representative at the UNEP 2009 International Children's Conference on the Environment where kids around the world will meet to address on environmental issues and exchange ideas on their environmental movement locally in their countries.

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Taxi in Korea

TAXIES are plentiful and relatively inexpensive everywhere in Korea, especially in cities. The most common way to get a taxi is to flag one on the street (stick out your hand, palm down and move your hand toward you.) Available taxis are identified by a red light just inside the passenger-side windshield or by the cap light on top. You can also go to a taxi stand (usually has a yellow canopy with TAXI written clearly near the top) or telephone for a call taxi. It’s best to flag a cab that is facing the direction in which you need to go (if you can figure it out)– if not, it could take up to 15 or 20 extra minutes for the driver to get around the block since left turns are often not allowed. Some drivers will refuse to take you if they are going in the opposite direction to the one you need.

An increasing number of taxi drivers speak English and certain taxis offer a free interpretation service for English, Japanese, and Chinese via mobile telephone. If your taxi does not have a ‘free interpretation’ sign or if you’re having trouble convincing the driver that you need interpretation, call 02-1330 (if you don’t have a cell phone ask the driver for his ‘handee’ phone.

Reaching your destination:
Drivers know landmarks, but are not generally aware of the street address (should there be one). So, before leaving for your destination, if possible, get someone to give you the landmarks nearby (as many don't speak English, it's also helpful to have the information written in Korean). Most drivers know hotels, but as in the case of two-named ones, should yours not understand where you want to go, try using only the Korean part of the name or the major part. For example, to get to the Westin Chosun Hotel, say Chosun Hotel and the Millennium Hilton, say Hilton - pronouncing the consonants clearly. With 'new' hotels, many drivers still go by the old names such as for example the Grand Hilton, which used to be the Swiss Grand.
If all else fails, you can try the free interpretation service available for taxies(the driver will call) or try 02-1330 (1330 from a landline) where an English-speaking person will help you communicate with the driver.
You can also carry a card from your hotel or have a business card make with a map to your home. Don't let any of the above worry you, it's usually easy to get around in taxies, but help is at hand if you run into problems.
Fortunately, most taxi drivers will take pains to take you where you want to go, even stopping to ask people on the street for help if the destination is obscure.
At some large hotels, the doorman will help hail a taxi. He may also give you the number of the taxi so that you can lodge a complaint if necessary.

Fares are shown on the meter and all taxies have meters. When you get into the vehicle, it is a good idea to make sure that the driver has cleared the meter after the previous passenger (should show 0, then 1900 – the base fare). You may also want to make sure the meter is on and doesn’t continue to register ‘0’. Regular taxi fares begin at W1900 and increase by increments of W100 according to time/distance, while deluxe taxies begin at W4000 and increase by W200. Drivers do not pay toll fees in the city, but they do on trips to the airport. The toll cost is then often passed on to the passenger – added to the meter charge.

Refusing Fares is not uncommon. Some drivers will refuse a fare the person is going only a short distance – they would rather keep driving around fare-less for some unfathomable reason. You may also be refused because your destination is too far away or in the wrong direction if the driver is going off shift soon or wanting to take a meal break at a certain hour. Because of the fear of language problems, drivers will sometimes drive past foreigners trying to hail them.

Taxi sharing (hapseung) still occurs on occasion, although it is not legal. Hapseung means that your driver may stop for additional passengers who are headed your way. Fares are not shared and each party pay his/her own so they check the metered fare when entering, deduct this amount when getting out and add the minimum charge. Drivers rarely do this when carrying foreign passengers, but should it happen, you can tell him not to pick up more passengers.

Entering the taxi is generally done from the passenger’s side, even if you’re going into the back seat. The back door on the driver’s side is still often locked. Taxis can take up to 3 adults.

Tipping is neither customary, nor expected, although a ten percent tip might be appropriate for special services. Drivers will sometimes insist on giving you the exact change, even when you try to tip him/her.

Payment is usually in cash. However, as of early 2007, riders can pay with a credit card or with their T-Money card in some cabs. Eventually, all taxies will take T-money payments.

Receipts are available from all taxis now. They are connected to the meter and therefore show the exact fare and mileage. The print out can be quite small. If the driver does not understand receipt, you can say it in Korean: yong-su-jung choo-say-yo.

ALWAYS GET A RECEIPT In case you have left something in the cab, you can immediately contact the driver. The receipts all have a contact phone number for the driver, usually a cell phone number, although a few show only a landline number. Your receipt can also help you identify the driver should there have been a problem and you were unable to get the driver's ID before exiting the cab.

Call Taxies are also available (although most people just flag a taxi on the street or go to a taxi stand). It is often difficult to explain your location to the operator/dispatcher even if he/she understands English. An increasing number of taxies are now equipped with GPS and eventually it should be easier. However, for now, you usually have to arrange to meet the taxi at a designated landmark that the Korean taxi driver is sure to know – a hotel, a market, a department store, a famous restaurant, etc. For this reason and also because the operators don’t often speak English, it is helpful to have a Korean-speaker make the call. (Note: you can also arrange for the 1330 operator to translate for you)

To get a call taxi dial
1588-0082 – KT Powertel
1588-3382 – Kind Call Taxi
1588-2382 – Seoul City Call
The fare for a call taxi is the same as the general taxies plus W1,000 over the amount shown on the meter.

Some companies also set up billing accounts with Call Taxies. You just call (or have a Korean speaker do so) and give the company ID number. Your ride will be added to the company’s bill.

Source(s) :
Life in Korea : Taxi
By Taxi in Seoul
Taxi in Korea
Estimated Taxi Fare For Indonesian
Estimated Hours & Taxi Fare from the Incheon International Airport

DongDaeMun

Dong means East, Dae means big, Mun/Moon means gate--so you've got a Great East Gate. Dongdaynum has department-type stores (Hello apm and Galleria are big ones) that are more like indoor bazaars. Each of the 9-10 floors are made up of about 80 sellers of basically whatever you like (mostly clothes). There are other buildings housing home furnishings and other specialty shops (nice thing, they are all concentrated in one place, making shopping easier).

If you find yourself in traffic in the middle of the night, it is likely that you are near Dongdaemun Market. Dongdaemun sells a variety of products like Namdaemun, however it is open 24-hours a day. The powerful appeal of Dongdaemun Market stems from the fact that you can buy everything you need at a reasonable price, in one convenient location and at anytime. The market is full of small stores selling their products on the street as well as several larger structures like Doosan Tower where hundreds of separate stores are contained.

Tax Refund System at Doosan Tower
Doosan Tower, a large local-fashion mall located in Dongdaemun Market, has a tax refund system enabling foreign tourists to claim a ten-percent refund on goods they purchase here. Currently 100 shops are participating ; Doosan tower plans to have all shops participate in the near future. When visitors purchase goods at shops displaying the "Tax-Free Shopping" signs, they can be reimbursed for the ten-percent VAT at the "Korea Refund" center located on the third floor of the passenger terminal building of Incheon International Airport. Doosan Tower also has a center offering information in several foreign languages and a variety of convenient services such as calling taxis, etc.

Foreigner Information Center of Doosan Tower
Tel : 82-2-3398-3114 (from 10:00 a.m. to 2 a.m. the next day)
Korea Refund Tel : 82-2-537-1755

Information Center for Foreign Shoppers An information center is open for prospective customers of Dongdaemun Market, both domestic and foreign alike, on the 2nd floor of Dongdaemun Tourist Information Center. Various services promoting shopping and exportation of products are offered here.

Outside there are many others hawking accessories, socks, toiletries (cheapest razors in Seoul, 1,000 won for 10...yes, less than US$0.10 each!), toys and food.

Everything is here.

Bargain everywhere. Never pay full price, always 10%-20% should come off. Never take your wallet out until you have the price firm. Never get too excited about an item. Always show flaws or make up some option or color you would prefer (one that they cannot give, thus should give you a discount for not having it). Always buy 2 or more items...should get a 20% discount at least for that. If you get 30%-35% off consider yourself a local.



Address:
Dongdaemoon Stadium Station (Lines 2,5,4) Exit #14

Directions:
Just get out at #14 (the busiest exit) and continue walking down the street. Hello apm and Galleria will appear on your left in a bit. Also check out the ji-ha-ba-do (street underpass/underground arcade) for more deals.

Source(s) :
Asia-Planet : Dongdaemun
Virtual-Tourist : Dongdaemun
Official Seoul City Tourism : Dongdaemun

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I want a Korean boyfriend - Tshirt

Hmm.. lucu kan? ^^; tulisan ini artinya, "I want a Korean boyfriend!" in Korean and Hanja. Lucu en jarang lho yang punya hehehe kebayang ga? pake t-shirt ini en jalan2 di korea? or di kota lo, en ada co keren korea yang lagi ada di kota lo ngebaca ni tulisan? whahaha... pasti seru dehhh...en siapa tau malah dapet jodoh :P fun aja, lageee...

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