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Taxi War’ disappearing at Gangnam Station… ‘Satisfying’ first day for the ‘Happy Zones’
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A case of habitual sexual harassment that took place in a Seoul high school has been made known to the world thanks to the courage of the victims.
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As the end of the year approaches, the Seoul city government has come up with a way to deal with taxis refusing passengers --hefty fines of 200,000 won.
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Netizens react to statistics showing that Seoul has the lowest birth rate in Korea's 17 municipalities, 0.968 children for every woman compared to 1.187 nationally.
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Korean government has implemented a no standing rule on intercity buses, leading commuters to wait more than 40 minutes during rush hour. Netizens outraged.
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A man was abducted after a fake blind date. The suspects said they were trying to get ransom money, but netizens see it as an attempt to traffick human organs.
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A 70 year old man was caught setting fire to a Seoul subway train. Netizens come up with conspiracy theories in the wake of several other recent arson attempts.
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Following a collision in the Seoul subway on May 2, passengers disregarded announcement asking them not to evacuate, contrast to Sewol ferry sinking
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Afraid that their young child will feel ashamed if they buy a cheap gift, Korean parents are struggling to purchase expensive toys.
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Crime statistics for the year to date show the danger areas, foreigners linked to high rates of violent crime in Yeongdeungpo, Ansan
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Elderly women are increasingly targeting male hikers on Seoul mountain trails for prostitution. Netizens pity the women and wish there were other jobs for them.
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A suicide of an employee at the Lotte Department Store prompts examination of how chaebol-owned retail outlets treat workers and brands under their control.
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A Seoul school teacher has been arrested after violently beating a student listening to earphones in class and then dropping his pants and masturbating publicly.
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A new plan for 'half-price' government-subsidised restaurants that would provide afforadable food for low-income residents has been unveiled by the mayor of Seoul.
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As the boss of the Korea's Beomseobang mob Kim Tae-chon dies, police are mobilized to avoid unrest. Netizens react.
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WIN!: koreaBANG has teamed up with street photographer Dayv Matt to bring you a set of exclusive images from his new book –– we have five copies to give away!
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koreaBANG shares part two of a series of candid and lively photographs from Polish-Canadian photographer Mariusz Sikorski's most recent visit to South Korea.
Taxi War’ disappearing at Gangnam Station… ‘Satisfying’ first day for the ‘Happy Zones’7
A case of habitual sexual harassment that took place in a Seoul high school has been made known to the world thanks to the courage of the victims.
As the end of the year approaches, the Seoul city government has come up with a way to deal with taxis refusing passengers --hefty fines of 200,000 won.
Netizens react to statistics showing that Seoul has the lowest birth rate in Korea's 17 municipalities, 0.968 children for every woman compared to 1.187 nationally.
Korean government has implemented a no standing rule on intercity buses, leading commuters to wait more than 40 minutes during rush hour. Netizens outraged.
A man was abducted after a fake blind date. The suspects said they were trying to get ransom money, but netizens see it as an attempt to traffick human organs.
A 70 year old man was caught setting fire to a Seoul subway train. Netizens come up with conspiracy theories in the wake of several other recent arson attempts.
Following a collision in the Seoul subway on May 2, passengers disregarded announcement asking them not to evacuate, contrast to Sewol ferry sinking
Afraid that their young child will feel ashamed if they buy a cheap gift, Korean parents are struggling to purchase expensive toys.
Crime statistics for the year to date show the danger areas, foreigners linked to high rates of violent crime in Yeongdeungpo, Ansan
Elderly women are increasingly targeting male hikers on Seoul mountain trails for prostitution. Netizens pity the women and wish there were other jobs for them.
A suicide of an employee at the Lotte Department Store prompts examination of how chaebol-owned retail outlets treat workers and brands under their control.
A Seoul school teacher has been arrested after violently beating a student listening to earphones in class and then dropping his pants and masturbating publicly.
A new plan for 'half-price' government-subsidised restaurants that would provide afforadable food for low-income residents has been unveiled by the mayor of Seoul.
As the boss of the Korea's Beomseobang mob Kim Tae-chon dies, police are mobilized to avoid unrest. Netizens react.
WIN!: koreaBANG has teamed up with street photographer Dayv Matt to bring you a set of exclusive images from his new book –– we have five copies to give away!
koreaBANG shares part two of a series of candid and lively photographs from Polish-Canadian photographer Mariusz Sikorski's most recent visit to South Korea.