I’m always going back and forth to Japan, so there’s nothing particularly remarkable here.. but I’m leaving it as a record.
Boy Scouts heading home after the Jamboree
However often I come to the airport, I don’t often get the chance to see people from all over the world all at once. Most of them are East Asians. So this time, as luck would have it, I got to see people from all over the world both on the way out and on the way back, and they were all so young. I hope they went home with good memories of Korea, but I wonder how it really went..
FANFAN, the duty free shop’s outlet for products from small and medium-sized Korean companies
There was a lot of unusual stuff that looked good for gifts, so I bought a bit of everything.
Inside
When the weather is hot, a fan would make a good gift too.
Jeju ttaksaeu (ridgeback shrimp) ramyeon
The price isn’t bad either. The problem is that ordinary Korean ramyeon is too spicy for Japanese people to eat.. in the end I bought it as a gift and ate the whole lot myself.
There are makgeolli sets as well..
The range of liquor is wide too.
Though if you ask me whether it tastes good, well.. anyway, there are plenty of unusual Korean specialities, so it seems like a good place to pick up something as a gift.
Food court
I don’t remember there ever being a place like this, but there’s a pretty big food court.
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Highway view
There was something that looked like mentaiko way off in the distance so I took a photo, but you can’t really see it..
Street view
I arrived on a clear day.
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