Though I haven’t traveled extensively, with each journey, it seems like I’m gaining more know-how. For this Tokyo trip, to ensure a successful dining experience, I decided to utilize the Michelin Guide by marking interesting places on the map before the trip. The strategy was to visit restaurants near those marked spots. Starting from this Tokyo trip, I planned my ...

In Tokyo, Japan, you can find hotels with unique concepts, and one such place chosen for accommodation during this Tokyo trip is the “Henn na Hotel” or “Weird Hotel.” Initially centered around Tokyo, it has now expanded to various locations worldwide, including Myeongdong in South Korea. The term “Henn na” in Japanese translates to “weird” in English, giving the hotel ...

In the location where the Seoul Dongdaemun Stadium once stood, Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP) now stands tall. DDP, short for “Dongdaemun Design Plaza,” was constructed after the demolition of Dongdaemun Stadium in 2007 and began in 2008, opening its doors in March 2014 after six years. Designed by the renowned British architect Zaha Hadid, DDP serves as an exhibition space ...

Having operated a blog for over ten years, I find that writing remains a field in which one must continually learn and refine their skills. Despite nearly daily writing practice, the art of writing remains challenging. Though writing continues to present its challenges, selecting topics and crafting articles has become more enjoyable and refined compared to earlier experiences. “Books that ...

Li Weiwen (李維文) is a Chinese million-selling author often referred to as the “mentor of mentors” and a successful consultant in the United States. Having graduated from Peking University, one of China’s top three prestigious universities, Li Weiwen served as the sales director of the Qingkong Group, Hong Kong’s largest enterprise. He later moved to the United States, where he ...

Aired on January 6, 2013, the program “Conditions of a Leader” on SBS introduced “Jennifer Soft,” located in Paju, creating a significant buzz. Jennifer Soft, practicing advanced “dream welfare” in Korea, captured attention for its unconventional corporate culture. “The Free-spirited Atmosphere of Jennifer Soft” The program depicted Jennifer Soft in stark contrast to the typical corporate culture in Korea. While ...

Looking back at an old article after a long time, I find myself rewriting a piece that may be considered a renewed reflection. It seems that the term “mentor” was widely used in the 2000s. Therefore, it is likely that I, too, wrote an article with a similar title around that time. However, relatively recently, the word “mentor” seems to ...

Looking back at an article I wrote a while ago, the experience feels fresh. Even though it’s the same internet environment, the internet culture of the 2000s seems quite different from today’s. Perhaps the past internet environment might have been technologically lacking compared to now, but it had its own charm, or so I think. The following is a post ...

I happened to come across a video on YouTube where Steve Jobs discusses the difference between ‘A-Players’ and ‘B, C-Players.’ Although Steve Jobs is no longer with us, he remains a figure known for introducing innovative products, establishing Apple as a leading global company, and presenting iconic products like the iPhone, iPad, and MacBook. “Steve Jobs on the Characteristics of ...

“Nomad” is an English word meaning a wanderer. Adding “Digital” to it, the term “Digital Nomad” refers to someone who uses digital devices based on internet connectivity, working remotely and living freely without constraints. The concept of Digital Nomads emerged around the 2010s with the popularization of smartphones and advancements in Internet of Things (IoT) technology. “Digital Nomads: A Trend ...

Part of the Namsan Course within the Hanyang Fortress Wall Trail is known as Dasan Seonggak-gil. This trail represents the path along the fortress wall, starting from Jangchung Gymnasium and extending along the side of the Shilla Hotel. “Dasan Seonggak Library Along Dasan Seonggak-gil” Walking along Dasan Seonggak-gil, you’ll come across the ‘Dasan Seonggak Library’ situated along the Hanyang Fortress ...

Japan, often nicknamed the ‘Republic of Railways,’ boasts a diverse array of railway stations. Unlike in South Korea, where railways are privatized, Japan has a complex network of lines operated by various companies. While South Korea’s subways and trains are generally considered safer, there’s an advantage to some older Japanese train stations—they often allow for swift movement to the train ...