Day 2 in Korea

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This is Kazu and continues writing about memory in Korea today as well. On 24 August, we were supposed to go to Lotte World which is a kind of the Tokyo Disney land in Japan, but that day's weather forecast was rainy, and changed our plan to implement it on 25 August plan originally. Instead of that, we enforced the plan of 25 August.

we were used to using transportation because of spending two days in Korea already and processed with smoothly. Where we went to firstly was a main eastern gate, which is called such a big market. There is a place which I really wanted to drop in, Guangzao Market.  （＾_＾）

My main purpose for coming to Korea is to make the most of Korean food and this place was filled with unique food that is not available to eat in Japan.
Before going into that market,  we found a big shopping mall, and we went there as if we were about to get sucked into there.

The appearance of shops was quite similar to Japan's though, the attitude and response of waiters were totally different and much more casual than Japan's. For instance, they were using smartphones while working, chatting for a long time even when customers were coming, and so on.  But I prefer this atmosphere with no stress and no burden. ¶¶¶

Anyway, we head to Guangzao Market. They were spread with a landscape I'd never seen. Different from Japan, I wonder about hygiene and cleanliness...
We tried to eat yukhoe jang which can't eat in Japan. I was reluctant to eat it but the taste was pretty good. Whatever we ate was so good and could touch the kindness of Koreans. But I have one thing that I felt astonished more other cultures in Korea. As I wrote in this diary at the beginning, it was the attitude of the waiter. Although entering the restaurant and serving appetizers is the same procedure in Japan, they are taking a rest and eating light food beside customers after finishing all of their jobs. I couldn't help laughing. This place was so stimulating for me. hahaha

As a last event today,  we went to a spa that is famous in Korea. I have never experienced the sauna while wearing clothes and staying with the other sex. It was comfortable and hotter than I imagined. ✌️✌️

Today is also late arrived at the hotel and slept deeply. Somebody else slept as soon as arrived at the hotel without taking a shower and brushing their teeth. I felt a little bit glad cuz they could fully enjoy themselves. Good night

Continuously...

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What's going on?
This is Kazu, and he is still writing about memory in Korea today. We were intended to go to Lotte World, which is similar to Tokyo Disney Land in Japan, on August 24, but the weather forecast was wet, so we adjusted our plan to implement it on August 25.
Instead, we implemented the August 25 plan.  
We were used to utilizing transportation after spending two days in Korea and everything went perfectly.
The first place we went was to a prominent eastern entrance, which is termed such a large market. Guangzao Market was one site I really wanted to see.
My major reason for visiting Korea was to consume as much Korean food as possible, and this location was packed with unusual dishes that are not accessible in Japan.
We saw a large retail mall before entering that market and proceeded there as though we were ready to get dragged in.
Although the look of businesses was like that of Japan, the attitude and behavior of waiters was completely different and much more casual than that of Japan. For example, people were using cellphones while working, conversing for extended periods of time even while clients were present, and so on.  However, I prefer this stress-free environment.
In any case, we're off to Guangzao Market. They were strewn throughout a region I'd never seen before. In contrast to Japan, I am concerned about hygiene and cleanliness...
We attempted to consume yukhoe jang, which is prohibited in Japan. I was hesitant to try it, but it tasted fairly delicious.
Whatever we ate was delicious and touched the generosity of Koreans. But there is one thing that has surprised me more than other cultures in Korea. It was the waiter's attitude, as I mentioned in the opening of my journal. Although entering the restaurant and serving appetizers is the same routine in Japan, after accomplishing all of their responsibilities, they take a break and eat light cuisine alongside guests. I couldn't help but chuckle.
This area was quite exciting for me.
Today's final event was a visit to a well-known Korean spa. I've never experienced the sauna while dressed and staying with the other sex. It was more pleasant and warmer than I had anticipated.
Today I arrived late at the motel and slept well. Someone others went straight to bed after arriving at the hotel without having a shower or cleaning their teeth. I was relieved because they could have a good time. Good evening
Continuously...