Tras abandonar la estación de metro de Gyeongbokgung (también nombre de uno de los famosos palacios de Seúl) por la salida 2, y caminar varios metros, en una pequeña calle se encuentra la librería de segunda mano más antigua de la capital coreana: Dae-oh. La tienda, situada en una casa hanok, es decir, de estiloSigue leyendo «Historia coreana en una pequeña librería de Seúl»
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Hong Kong : Kubrick cafe and book store
Kubrick cafe and bookstore – 首頁 Acostumbrada a la gran cantidad de cafeterías que puedes ver en cada calle de Seúl, me sorprendió que fuese tan difícil encontrar una en Hong Kong. Por casualidad, dimos con este local, en el que no solo puedes tomarte un café, si no que puedes comprar libros, revistas independientes (queSigue leyendo «Hong Kong : Kubrick cafe and book store»
Seoul : SONA cafe in Sinsa
SONA (소나) dessert cafe I’ve been to many dessert places and coffee shops lately that I really should start posting more often about eateries in Seoul! Today I’m going to show you this awesome dessert called «Oh, Chocolate!». What do you thing? Sona cafe is a really cute place, and their sweet set (different pastries, cakes and drinks) looked reallySigue leyendo «Seoul : SONA cafe in Sinsa»
QnA in Seoul : Junsu Kim
A new music related person on Q&A, after Julian Quintart and Yann Cavaillé. Kim Junsu is music producer and has a music label called HBR. I like how his favorite place is his studio, you’re doing well when your work place is your favorite place. Know more about him with this interview! Name: Junsu Kim | Date: 29th JanSigue leyendo «QnA in Seoul : Junsu Kim»
En la calle: Microfashion en la Seoul Fashion Week
Babies fashionistas at Seoul Fashion Week Kids now attend to Fashion Weeks, pose for the cameras, dress better than many adults, are active on Social Media (well, their parents) and they are also the faces of big brands. But, should they?
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