Though our experience was short the impression I got from being in Korea is that it is high tech and is full of fun stuff to do. Also the cost of transportation is next to nothing. It actually cost us less to travel for four days and three nights than just to get to the airport in Japan per person via the train. Having grown up on the West coast and only taken buses I was pretty surprised to find out how cheap trains can be. Especially such nice ones as were in the areas we went to. 

Kelsey and I live in the Japanese country side and really love our apartment, but in contrast to that Kayla lives in a high-rise condo with an awesome view of the city. While there we had access to the roof top with a 360 degree view of the surrounding city. It was a really great time! Pictured are some photos from atop Kayla's residence and along with an image from a shopping district in Seoul, and some makeshift studio shots of North Korean wine shot in a South Korean apartment. Sadly we lost the wine as we hurried to catch our return flight in an airport over crowded by fans of the Asian Games, but the gift from Kayla was and is still very much appreciated none the less.