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In the parks we know, one of the best things we can do is sit on the lawn or on benches to enjoy nature. But South Korea is a few steps ahead: the country has benches in public parks where you can charge your cell phone wirelessly. Those who live in or visit South Korea can find hotel rooms shaped like bowls with instant noodles, themed cafes and even fingerprint-recognizing locks.
we, from awesome.club, we took a closer look at fun facts about everyday life in South Korea, and prepared a selection especially for you. Check out!
1. This cinema has a waterslide inside
2. Digital locks are very popular in South Korea
3. It is possible to visit this 2D cafe that looks like it came out of the pages of a coloring book
4. Complete intercity bus, with chargers, table and footrest
5. “This Dunkin’ Donuts bakery in Korea has a space to pour drinks before throwing the container away”
“Paper cups” / “Water” / “Trash”
6. “New composition in Seoul subway indicates, by color, the capacity of each car”
7. You can find bus stops like this!
8. Have you ever seen a sock vending machine?
9. Or, better yet, a flower vending machine?
10. “Machine that delivers free mouthwash in the bathroom of a shopping mall in Seoul, Korea”
11. Umbrella protectors
12. “I’m staying in Korea, and it looks like there’s a TV channel dedicated to dogs… and it has programming FOR dogs”
13. Korea dream come true: you can sleep on a cup of instant noodles at Unique Pension
14. Movie tickets look like this
15. “Solar powered banks here in Seoul, South Korea. They have USB ports and also charge wireless devices.”
16. “Korean KTX trains display ‘healing transmissions’, showing newborn puppies rolling around for about five minutes”
17. “In South Korea, cell phone towers are camouflaged to look like trees”
18. “Bathroom at Incheon Airport has a clock built into the mirror”
19. “This ladder in Seomun Market shows how many calories are burned and how much time users have added to their lives”
20. There is a lounge with sofas so anyone can take a nap at the airport
21. In the country, you can eat at a restroom-inspired restaurant
22. “The building in front of my hotel looks like a zipper”
23. South Korea calculates age using the East Asian system
A surprising fact that shows that South Korea lives in the future is the age calculation system. According to our system, a baby born on December 31st will be 1 day old on January 1st of the following year. In South Korea, a baby born on the last day of the year is considered to be 1 year old. Already on the first day of the New Year, January 1, the child is already 2 years old. When it comes to official government documents, legal procedures and age groups for starting school, the international system is used, the one we are all familiar with.
Have you ever seen something like the things shown in the pictures above? Does your city or country have something not found anywhere else? Leave your comment!
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