South Korea

 

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• Dinner Eunhee and Brian invited me to.
  
• N-Seoul Tower with Eunhee and Brian.
• Blue House, administrative buildings for the President (equivalent to the U.S. White House)
• Papa in the President's office and in front of the grand staircase
• Blue House residency (wooden structures)
• Changing of the Guards at Gyeongbokgung Palace 
• Gyeongbokgung Palace, including the throne room
  
• Papa is wearing traditional hanbok clothing. I dressed up [you can rent them for a few bucks]; free entrance comes with wearing traditional clothing. I also asked for the nobleman/scholar edition, which you can see in the embroidery.
• Hanbok village = traditional Korean village
• Jogyesa Temple = Buddhist Temple
• The old central train station was built by the Japanese during the occupation; the architecture shows the German influence
• While we were in Germany, Frank went to Seoul, South Korea, for work.  He had a lovely time.