One last time, from Korea!

Hi everybody!

Before I get started, I just wanted to remind you that I’m doing a digital catch-up and Q&A on Periscope on Monday (tomorrow).

I’ll be online at http://periscope.tv/itibz – all you have to do is come on there to watch, or signup/login to be a part of the Chat, say hi, or ask any question about my work or this trip around the world!

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As I’m writing this update, I am in the train back from Busan, in the south-eastern coast of South Korea, all the way down.

Traveling to/from Seoul is easy thanks to a really convenient and fast train system. Taking this trip all the way to the other side of the country takes only two and a half hours.

Busan is the second biggest city in the country, and know for being a big fishing town as well as hosting a popular international film festival.

[caption id=“attachment_2958” align=“alignnone” width=“1965”]Around the BIFF Square Jeanne Moreau, in 2001[/caption]

I’ve tried the local fish cakes, traditional delicacies that the city is known for, and I’ve also gone to a street food market located around the BIFF Square (Busan International Film Festival).

I also visited the gorgeous Gamcheon Culture Village, a small village overlooking the sea, on a hill, with very colorful little houses. You’d almost junk you were visiting the Cinque Terre in Italy.

Finally, Shana happened to have a friend visiting the Busan area too, and we ended up spending one evening together, having dinner and discovering the boardwalk and beachside by night.

All in all, it was a short-but-sweet trip to Busan!

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