LIVE IT! LOVE IT!

- 自由が丘(Jiyūgaoka)
- Odaiba
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- at the airport (Incheon, South Korea)


- Narita International airport (Japan)


- Night of Ginza street


- Shinjuku; Tokyo Metropolitan Government office (東京都庁)


- Shimo-kitazawa


- Ramen;Menya Musasi at Shinkjuku

그간 참 많은 일들이 있었습니다.
Proposal 심사를 준비하며 며칠씩 합숙을 하고
젓가락도 없어 손으로 파닭을 먹어가면서 밤을 새웠습니다.
모든 uGET 지원팀들중 가장 먼저 프레젠테이션을 하고 마지막 발표일까지 다같이 초조해했습니다.

선발된 이후에도 팀원들이 정규 학기 공부를 병행하며 힘들게 사전 준비를 하였습니다.
결국 남은 것은
신촌 민들레영토 쿠폰, 커피빈 핑크카드, 스타벅스 스티커로 받은 다이어리, 잔고 53원,
불명예스럽지만 협업실내에서 과자를 먹다 2번이나 걸린 경력까지..
그리고 잃은 것은
우리의 사생활, 학점, 노트북 1대

드디어 프로젝트 수행을 위해 출국합니다.
1월8일 출국하여, 4주간 하노이-마닐라-호치민을 방문합니다.
짧다면 짧고 길다면 긴 이 기간동안 의미있는 결과물을 만들어 오도록 노력하겠습니다.

uGET 프로그램을 주관하시는 경영대학 양정미 교수님, 본 프로젝트 지도교수이신 양혁승 교수님,
저희팀을 지원해 주시는 웅진재단의 신현웅 이사장님과 박병배 사무국장님, 은채원 대리님 감사합니다.
또한 그간 낯선 저희들에게 호의적으로 협조해주신 많은 다문화 가족분들께도 진심으로 감사드립니다.

'2010 東京'
2번째 여행기를 포스팅합니다.

이번 도쿄 여행기는 깔끔한 사진 위주가 될 것 같군요.
더워서 수첩에 일일이 기록하지 못한 이유도 있고
2번째라서 일부러 조금 다른 스타일로 여행해 보려 노력했습니다.

귀국 후 뵙겠습니다.^_^

도쿄에서 마지막날 밤에...

Shanghai, The city of China.
Trip to Shanghai was not just a sightseeing tour for me.
I really needed to take some rest and refresh my mind.
Yes, I satisfied enough and more.

Shaghai was a big metro city than I expected.
You may hard to find traditional chinese things here.  
However, It is still one of the most attractive city in the world.
And I'd rather say, it is a orginal Shanghai style.

Honestly, I don't think I would live in Shanghai.
But, I can say I would visit here some other day.

I would never forget yellow light of the Bund.
Everything are in my mind.

At the park.
I read a book titled '色, 戒'..
Took some pictures..

When I reminisce about Shanghai, it always comes with Park sae-byul's music.

It was a rainy day.
I visited this Starbucks branch the second.I took some notes.
......
When travel was over, I could found another things from here.

Bags, and flight FM827 over the window.

Time to leave
The last step at the airport.

One day Ticket.
I bought it from Korea.
I could save my time..,,

UK Pavilion

Finland Pavilion

Italy Pavilion

France Pavilion

Republic of Korea Finland Pavilion

This is Xintiandi(新天地).
Which was developed by businessman from HK.
It seemed European style complex, however these buildings are 弄堂 style which is traditional dwelling style of south chinese.Jazz Club "Brown Sugar"She played Violin Sonata of Edward Elgar.
I prefer Edward Elgar cello concert but it was romantic enough.People at Xintiandi.I had a brunch at The Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf.
I wrote some postcards and E-mail to my friends.

 Cafe Ginger at west Fu xing rd.
  Apple crumble
  Lemon Tart
  Tropical Slurp

  Total: 115 RMB

It tasted really great!
How can I explain...I'll never forget west Fu xing rd. with platanus..

I loved old-fashioned streets in Shanghai

Everyone know that chinese like two things.
Red color and number 8.
Jin Mao Tower is a symbolic building of Shanghai.
You can find chinese idea of '8' in this building.
The building has 88 floors.
And also located on adress 88.View from Jin Mao Tower.Grand Hyatt Shanghai located at 53-87 Floor in this building.
It was really amazing!Self shotSWFC building which is only one taller building than this tower.  It was hot. I Took a rest... I had to. 

  Christian Dior's fashion show "Cruise" in Shanghai.
   John Galliano was there.

 

Green Tea sesame roll at Starbucks Coffee Shop.
 I needed some time for rest.
 And I got a chance to have a nice chat with friend.Binjiang Dado is popular street in Shanghai.
There were enough benchs... good view of course.
And you can smell Huangpu River...
I loved it!People.
There were many chinese people but it was hard to find foreigners.It seemed debris of Dock facility.

                    The garden was first established in 1559 as a private garden created by Pan Yunduan, who spent almost 20 years building a garden to please his father Pan En, a high-ranking official in the Ming Dynasty, during his father's old age. Over the years, the gardens fell into disrepair until about 1760 when bought by merchants, before suffering extensive damage in the 19th century. In 1842, during the Opium Wars, the British army occupied the Town God Temple for five days. During the Taiping Rebellion the gardens were occupied by imperial troops, and damaged again by the Japanese in 1942. They were repaired by the Shanghai government from 1956-1961, opened to the public in 1961, and declared a national monument in 1982.   from wikipedia

 Chinese style Lamp.
There were many characteristic small gates as many as separated areas.I loved that wall.
When I touched, It was cold but it made me calm.I could feel green vitality at the old traditional garden.
Old and green. Breath of moss.On the floor..
I can't forget the feelings on my fingers.
They are still fighting against a dragon since Ming Dynasty.
Antique and simple.
Only I and tree in this room. I thought even I could talk to leaves.Harmonious chinese family. They seem to be happy.




 Yuyuan was quite a big garden than I expected.
It was separated with many different areas delicately. And each area made me feel cosy.

 In this garden, you can feel fresh energy as much as old chinese tradition spirit.

They alway seemed to be very tired.

 When I first saw this sight, It was little strange thing.
Because, I have hardly seen like this before in Korea.
In Korea, they usually dry their laundry in house or veranda in apartment.
They reluctant to hang out their clothes that everyone easy to see; maybe air pollution problem too.
 I'm not sure that Shanghai has a clean air or not. Anyway, in Shanghai, you can see laundry everywhere. Even I saw it was hung at rooftop of department store. And sometimes it seemed to dangerous, can you see a T-shirt hanging on electric power line pole(Left picture)?

 
Sunny day.
I always hope to take for a walk at somewhere like this.

 
I visited 東方明珠(Oriental Pearl TV Tower)
Honestly, it was not that fascinating as I expected. Anyway, this tower is symbolic structure of Shanghai.

 

Here is SWFC(Shanghai World Financial Center) which is one of the highest building in the world.

 
Sunset was so beautiful.
I spent about 2 hours at this observation deck.
Sometimes just seating and having a time... sentimental relax.
We need to, truly.

 

Shanghai was a really big city.
And there were so many people. 22 millions... wow

(I recommend you to click pics for large size)