I went to see a movie in Suwon on Saturday night and this was the scene on the street at the beginning of Soju row. We found a Karaoke Bar that was decorated like a cave. Nice place and it was very entertaining to boot. We had three hours between the movie and dinner so we went there for a few drinks and to watch Koreans do what they do best... Sing and drink. I know that statement sounds harsh coming from someone that is not Korean, but when I was at the airport to drop a friend off I found an immigrations brochure on "living and working in Korea" and it said that "Koreans are happy people that like to sing and drink." The "cave" bar was a great example of the enjoyment Koreans get from singing.
Monday, September 24, 2007
Saturday Night In Suwon
I went to see a movie in Suwon on Saturday night and this was the scene on the street at the beginning of Soju row. We found a Karaoke Bar that was decorated like a cave. Nice place and it was very entertaining to boot. We had three hours between the movie and dinner so we went there for a few drinks and to watch Koreans do what they do best... Sing and drink. I know that statement sounds harsh coming from someone that is not Korean, but when I was at the airport to drop a friend off I found an immigrations brochure on "living and working in Korea" and it said that "Koreans are happy people that like to sing and drink." The "cave" bar was a great example of the enjoyment Koreans get from singing.
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Nam Tasa's Chief
The custom dance Chief Caspar and his clan performed prior to Nam Tasa's departure from Vanuatu. This is where and when Nam Tasa recieved his custom name from the Banks Islands in Vanuatu.
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