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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Oct 1, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Korea Times
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The new 'hoesik' wears running shoes - The Korea Times (opens the original)
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The hardest part of a company dinner used to come before the meal. A junior employee would glance at the clock, wait to hear where the team was going and then calculate the journey home. The invitation might sound casual but saying no was not ok. That was the reality of "hoesik" for many Korean workers — an obligatory meal together that could take ownership of an evening. Colleagues drank together in the name of building trust, while the person who went home early risked looking unfriendly or un
Why has walking on a Seoul sidewalk become so complicated? - The Korea Times (opens the original)
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Lately, one thing about life in Korea has surprised me: walking on a sidewalk no longer feels as straightforward as it once did. I notice it most in the crowded parts of Seoul. Around Gwanghwamun, office workers hurry between buildings while tourists stop mid-stride to take a photo. Gangnam-daero is busy in a different way — workers, shoppers, students and tourists all moving through some of the widest pavement in the city. Even there, I find myself glancing left, then right, then over my should
Korea, a culture of rooms - The Korea Times (opens the original)
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When people talk about Korean culture today, they usually begin with what the world can see: K-pop stages, dramas, street food, cosmetics, smartphones, fashion and the restless speed of Seoul. Korea is "energetic, digital, stylish and fast." However, another Korea exists behind this bright image. It is smaller, quieter and more enclosed. It is the Korea of rooms. The Korean word "bang" means room, and it appears everywhere: "PC bang" (internet cafes), "noraebang" (singing rooms), "jjimjilbang" (
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