If Day 1 of the Run Seokjin Ep. Tour in London was about soaking in the full stage production, Day 2 was about getting up close and personal with Jin. I already knew the setlist, but this show still felt completely different. My day started early because I was determined not to miss out on merch this time. I grabbed a sandwich to-go…

When the Run Seokjin Ep. Tour was announced, I went through every emotion possible. Excitement, panic, and then disappointment when I realized there wouldn’t be a Manila stop. Asia only had three stops: Goyang in South Korea, plus Osaka and Chiba in Japan. I never even considered Japan, since their strict no-photo and no-video rules…

If you’re a K-pop fan visiting Seoul, POCA Spot is one place you won’t want to miss. Marketed as the world’s largest K-pop photocard shop, it’s a dream destination for collectors. With branches in Myeongdong and Hongdae, it’s conveniently located in two of the city’s busiest shopping areas.  POCA Spot in Myeongdong Inside, you’ll f…

Busan has plenty of coastal spots worth exploring, but Cheongsapo stands out for its combination of ocean views, skywalks, and a charming railway scene. It’s a quieter alternative to the busier beaches, making it a nice place to spend a few hours. taken at Cheongsapo Daritdol Skywalk I visited Cheongsapo after stopping by Haedong Yo…

Cheongsapo is well known for its row of coffee shops overlooking the ocean, and you could easily spend an afternoon moving from one to another. Every spot seems to offer big windows, terraces, and views of the sea, so you really can’t go wrong. Still, I ended up at Liberta, and it turned out to be a great choice. The reason I chose …

When people think of Busan, Haeundae Beach is often one of the first places that comes to mind. It’s the city’s most famous beach, known for its long stretch of sand, lively atmosphere, and mix of both relaxation and activities.  No matter the season, Haeundae always has something going on, which makes it a must-visit stop in Busan.…