Private eyes, tattoo artists, and chiropractors are to become legal under the current Prime Minister’s plan. The police have been pushing Korea’s National Assembly for years to legalize these services.
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Private eyes, tattoo artists, and chiropractors are to become legal under the current Prime Minister’s plan. The police have been pushing Korea’s National Assembly for years to legalize these services.
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According to the Korea Times, the K-shuttle foreigner-only bus tour has resumed it’s seasonal operation. Several routes are available, including a southwest and southeast tour of Korea.
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Our friend’s at TheKoreaGuide.com have posted their first free app on the Google Play store – Seoul Best 71.
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Of 4,500 married women surveyed by the KIHASA (Korea Institute for Health and Social Affairs), 53% say that having a baby is not crucial to their marriage. And having a boy is only favored by 33% of respondents.
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Sungnyemun, also known as Namdaemun (South Gate), re-opened to the public this weekend after being closed 5 years ago and undergoing $22 million of repairs. The gate is located in northern Seoul and was originally built in the 14th century.
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