We told you last week a little bit about the
Shopping Malls here in Bucheon, and made a short video of it. We didn’t go into a lot of detail with Home Plus, even though it was really amazing. Yesterday we made a longer video on Home Plus, just so you could get a better idea of how weird it is. In the video you’ll see how difficult it is to read stuff, their motion-sensored advertisements, their super awesome packaging, and their sampling that puts Sam’s Club to shame. Check it out at the Movies Page, or just
click here to see it.
1 comment:
Conditioner in Korea is commonly called "Rinse" "린스" or Leen-SSih
As for the coffee...the coffee drinking culture in Korea is a bit different than North America...whereas in North America, people love to have that nice warm mug of coffee in the morning, in Korea people tend to drink coffee after a meal (lunch or dinner) in a small Dixie cup almost as like a dessert. The Korean mix is also a lot sweeter than your average coffee. Thus, you get things like a salad spinner and a lunch box, because I'm guessing you would take coffee mixes with you when you go to a picnic or a family-like gathering.
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