Mokin Museum in Insadong, Seoul
A visit to the Mokin Museum in Insadong, Seoul is the perfect complement to the Chicken Art Museum. Mokins are wooden figures used to decorate funeral carriages.
Read moreA visit to the Mokin Museum in Insadong, Seoul is the perfect complement to the Chicken Art Museum. Mokins are wooden figures used to decorate funeral carriages.
Read moreWhen I first visited Seoul, I more or less aimlessly wandered around and somehow reached the Seoul Museum of History but didn’t go inside it. If you know your way around, you can cover many museums and other attractions on foot.
Read moreOne of the strangest museums I’ve come across so far in Seoul is the Museum of Chicken Art. I don’t doubt that Koreans appreciate chickens – especially as part of BBQ, but apparently the animal plays a huge role in Korean traditions.
Read moreYokohama was the second city besides Tokyo that I visited when I first came to Japan and back then I
Read moreI had visited Seoul Grand Park and I wanted to go to the art museum afterwards – unfortunately the shuttle bus service was interrupted. Good thing that there was a newly opened camera museum to keep me entertained.
Read moreThe Ghibli Museum has long been on my list of places to visit and a few rainy days seemed to be the perfect opportunity for a visit.
Read moreCloudy weather today, so I visited a museum in the West of Tokyo: Tokorozawa Aviation Museum. Tokorozawa played an important
Read moreSince I did decide for an evening return flight to Japan, I had some time to spare before going to the Incheon airport. First I went to the War Museum because it was conveniently located on my way to Incheon.
Read morePublic transport in Daejeon is a catastrophe. How was the museum? Actually, not bad. Big re-imaginations of the Chinese zodiac animals are placed in front of the museums.
Read moreI like science museums, but sometimes I would like to know what the writers of tour guides are thinking. The National Science Museum, for example, is in Korean language only.
Read moreThe museums in Seoul are remarkably cheap – entry into the National Folk Museum is free. The pagoda makes a striking first impression but most of the things are inside of course.
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