As my goshiwon is near a kimbab store, about 10seconds walk from my goshiwon, i bought a 계란길김밥( not sure if i typed it correctly) as my brunch.
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| Its basically just the usual kimbab but wrapped with additional layer of egg. |
It was snowing a little at SNU station
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| small snow flakes on my hair |
All around the Memorial, we could see the large military equipment on display. It feels surreal that those very equipment was used in the past or even if they were replica, it just feels surreal to me.
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| sitting on the snow! it wasnt as cold as ive expected |
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| covered in snow |
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| my hp camera lens became wet with melted snow |
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| the useless umbrella. cuz the snow flew below it onto me |
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| covered with snow. My bag was utterly wet. But luckily, it was water-resistant so my items were dry but cold. |
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| random shot, it looked pretty |
There were 3 levels but we went to only 2. At one of the levels, there was a cafe. I like the view at the cafe .

doesnt it look like switzerland? (;
Review:
i liked it but i regretted leaving too early. there was a photobooth that i didnt have time to try. i think i only spent 1hour inside, which was too short. 2hours should be enough. it also depends if you are a person who likes museum. Some of my friends who went in were quite bored by it and left early, so for them, 1hour was more than enough. I would prefer that the 4D screening have better 3D glasses , otherwise it makes it less enjoyable cuz we felt giddy. Oh and its free admission too! i like that its so near the metro station, so accessible.
Directions:
[Subway]
Samgakji Station (Subway Lines 4, 6), Exit 12. It is 5min away from the station
I didnt take the bus, but here are some info i obtained from visitkorea website.
[Bus)
NO. 149, 150, 151, 152, 500, 501, 504, 506, 507, 605, 750A, 750B, 751, 752 (Samgakji Station)NO. 110B, 730, 421 (Main entrance of The War Memorial of Korea)
After that, i left as i had to attend a kstyle hairstyling session at myeongdong at 4pm with Yiyi. I expected the instructions to be in english as it was only for foreigners, so when it turned out to be in korean, i was a little disappointed. But luckily they had a staff who knows english so she sat beside us to act as our translator.
We were taught on what is going to be the trend next year during spring/summer. Then they taught us how to tie a bun with ribbons.
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NO. 149, 150, 151, 152, 500, 501, 504, 506, 507, 605, 750A, 750B, 751, 752 (Samgakji Station)NO. 110B, 730, 421 (Main entrance of The War Memorial of Korea)
After that, i left as i had to attend a kstyle hairstyling session at myeongdong at 4pm with Yiyi. I expected the instructions to be in english as it was only for foreigners, so when it turned out to be in korean, i was a little disappointed. But luckily they had a staff who knows english so she sat beside us to act as our translator.
We were taught on what is going to be the trend next year during spring/summer. Then they taught us how to tie a bun with ribbons.
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| we were taught the first photo hairstyle, a modified version with ribbon |
| he is famous for styling celebrities' hair, demo-ing on one of the participants |
Yiyi helping me to do my hair ^^v
tada! for once, i was quite satisfied with my side view. usually my side view is horrible
Yupps so that was the end of my day , Yiyi took a video of how to tie the hair w ribbon so ive to wait for her to send it to me before i can upload it!
Review:
I only knew about this hairstyling session when Yiyi told me about it. Apparently the tourism centre organises activities for free quite often, so do follow their facebook for their updates! From what i remember, they organised temple stay, hanji-making session(korean paper) and many other activities for free! So if you are on tight budget but want to explore more of korean culture, stalk their updates! LOL!!!
it was quite fun learning to style our hair. but it would be better that it was in english to cater to more people. the session was rather short. about 1h 15mins only. Do follow Seoul Global Culture and Tourism Centre. They often organise free activities. click here!
Directions:
Ah when you have signed up for their activities they will email you the directions to their centre (:


























