Re: [microsound] Finding it in Japan

[Edward Roda <ejroda@xxxxxxxx>]

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| Thanks to the Japanese occupation, we have the same problem in Korea.
| Addresses are postal codes and it means that without detailed directions
| (and even with them much of the time) you can't find a goddamn thing.  Add
| to that a population growth from 500,000 to 11 million between 1920-1995
in
| the largest city, and the according geographic problems, and the reason
for
| the problem becomes apparent.

I lived in Seoul from spring '86 to autumn '90.

I taught English in an Institute on Youido.
I lived near Shinch'on rotary for two years, and then in HaeBangCh'eon.

Where do you live?

Seoul is the same size as Seattle (96 sq mi) with 20 times the population.
That's how I think of it!


Edward