North Korea vs. South Korea

What better way to watch two countries duke it out than on the field? Granted…it was a soccer field (the men are a lot sissier in the Asian countries haha jk jk) but it was still loads of fun and some awesome Koreans taught me how to say “Go South Korea!”

P.S. This was mid-Juneish? Still playing catch-up ;)

Friends and Field

After the game with the Korean Friends

This reunification flag went up during one of the breaks and my friend and I jumped underneath it! This was taken by the Japanese media friend. (Explanation below.)

We ran into a member of the media...haha BIG surprise. He writes for a Japanese magazine that specializes in Korean tourism. Click on the below link and scroll to the bottom to see it!

http://www.konest.com/data/korean_life_detail.html?no=2193

Here is the translation he gave me:
"Foreigners also support the re-unification!!"I happend to meet Americans who seemed to support South Korea. Infact, they were not for the South, but for re-unification of thedevided Koreas. One of them said; re-unification of Korea must begood, because she knows what it means with her father experience. Herfather is an American from Germany. They were under that big fragwishing the re-unification day came.

Haha I love Engrish ;)