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It's just a "love motel." You're the show.



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"PC" means computer gaming room, and they're everywhere. Unlike in Japan, there are no pachinko parlors here.



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[Korean, English, Russian, Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai, German and Japanese]



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Lots of sidewalk vendors in Gyeongju, and at least half of them were over 55-years-old.



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Lunch today cost $6.03. The soup had blood sausage mostly, but also pork, liver and bits of offal. One of the kimchis were these tiniest shrimps.



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Lunch joint today. I took a one-hour bus to Gyeongju, population 265,000.



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Beondegi. They're boiled silkworm pupae. I bought a cup for $1.60 which had at least 150. You're supposed to eat them with a toothpick, but this got a bit tedious so I just gulped them down, like a squishy milk shake.



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