 | Incheon, Korea Rep. |
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After staying in Seoul for a while, this is a tiny harbor city. However, we have the best meal here.
... speak some engrish. I've been in Incheon for the past couple days and it's freakin' cold! Like negative degrees cold (C). Incheon is pretty much an uninteresting port/industrial city. Sorry, if this is your hometown. Of course, everything written here ...
... mail or packages to my school address at: Bill Rohde c/o Incheon English Village 350-2, Dangha-Dong, Seo-Gu 404-818 Incheon Korea Or, if you want to talk electronically, we can e-mail or chat (for those with gmail) at wjrohde@gmail. ...
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Spring/Summer Festivals 2009
Posted on Mar 2, 2009, 21:18:58
... -11th: Boseong Green Tea Festival Boseong province is the largest tea producing region in Korea and produces a wide variety of specialty teas. 20th-24th: Incheon Bupyeong Festival A special festival featuring Pungmul, or Korean folk music. 22nd-31st: ...
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housing trouble
Posted on Jun 2, 2009, 21:02:38
... via train or bus. They also have fairly large expat communities--if that's of any interest to you. Cities like, Incheon, Suwon, Oson, and many more! Just something to consider if those brick walls keep coming up. Another website I found that ...
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South Korea Starter Kit
Posted on Jul 29, 2009, 10:41:24
... around, go to Insadong and the temples. I'm not sure, are you just doing a layover there? If so, you should stay in Incheon. Not much to do, but you can get a taste of Korea there. There are a few websites that can be helpful: www.korea4expats.com ...
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