Video | Luxury Toilets in Korea (and Japan)
Video | Luxury Toilets in Korea (and Japan) What are Toto Toilets in Japan and Korea? Toto is a popular brand of toilets and if you’ve ever tried one, you’ll find out… Continue reading
Video | Luxury Toilets in Korea (and Japan) What are Toto Toilets in Japan and Korea? Toto is a popular brand of toilets and if you’ve ever tried one, you’ll find out… Continue reading
VIDEO | My Korean Apartment Tour ! . Read More about Korean lifestyle & apartments Read about my initial bad impression of Korea: GRRRL Goes Whimpery in Korea & Survival Tips when things… Continue reading
VIDEO | Things to Buy in Korea (Part I) A Guide to Cool “Korean” Things to Buy in Korea What should you buy on your next visit to Korea? What should you get… Continue reading
VIDEO | Cool Korean Things to Buy | Korea Travel Guide (Part II) What top products should you buy on your visit to Korea? What should you get at Namdaemun or
Video: Visiting Mr. Toilet Museum in Suwon Suwon city is known for having some of Korea’s ancient and historical sites, but did you know that it also has a reputation for
Video: Odeng 오뎅 | Eomuk (어묵) | Korean food porn
If you’re not seeing this video, click on this link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FGCfKM5B7D8 Related post: Top 5 gifts to buy in Korea What souvenirs should you buy on your trip to Korea? What should you… Continue reading
I’m having my first giveaway at GRRRLTRAVELER! Apologies for not posting. There’s been slow action on this site, and I’ve been busy over at my GRRRLTRAVELER site, developing my YouTube channel. I’ve needed… Continue reading
Video of Kim Ji Hun’s arrival into HNL airport Hawaii
Okay, it’s not Friday, but I haven’t done one of these in a while. This week’s video is from Korea Today.
In my 2010 post, I wrote a post about 10 Funny quirks you didn’t know about Koreans and I listed this topic as one… Freebies.
You can get a lot of free stuff in Korea. Korean society is very strong about giving consumers incentives to buy and sometimes, you wonder how they can afford to do that. Anything from 1+1 deals (buy one, get one free), to “free service” (when you get something complimentary of your purchase), Korea always seems to be giving. I’ve always wondered why that was… check this out.