Did I miss something? Rachel didn't tell which kpop star she met and Martina didn't tell what happened at the maid café?? :(

Spoiler, Rachel doesn't talk about her meeting a Kpop star and Martina doesn't mention the maid experience.

"Fahrenheit. What is that?" My sentiments exactly.

I find the negativity so strange. Is it because I am Canadian? I mean, my country ALWAYS gets mocked, but we don't get offended by it. We actually laugh at OURSELVES. Yeah, most of what is said about Canada tends to be true. Like Tim Horton's, and being too nice, and saying "Eh" a lot (this one is not AS true). Does it offend me? NO. No matter who says it, whether it is an American (which I am expected to be offended about for some reason...?), a Japanese, a Whateverthecountryyoucomefrom. I don't understand how this can be "mocking". Mocking would be laughing at a situation that is in no way funny. Like mocking war. Noticing the differences is not mocking. Making a generalization is not mocking. Maybe I don't get the whole picture here, but I don't understand where the hate comes from. I know respect is a very important thing, but I feel like people should know when respect is a thing, and when having a laugh is.

i was tricked! XD where the kpop stars and maids

Why did you lie to us? There was no K Pop Star...there was no maid cafe...I trusted you.

ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 알록달록한거 싫어한다면서 머리카락이랑 눈화장 알록달록함 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 이중성 ㅍㅌㅊ?

Wow, a lot of negativity in the coments.

Culture shock: we made a video togetherrrr! :D :D :D

you guys really didn't have to lie about the maid cafe and kpop star to bait people, i would've watched both anyways... i feel betrayed ;_;

정말 한국 아파트에 욕조랑 배수구 없다는 얘기는 내려라. 그건 경험에서 나온게 아니라 무지에서 나온것 같다. 정말 블로그로 퍼다가 씹고 싶다.

They trolled us but get over it, guys! It was just a joke *LMAO*

Wait, which part of this video mentions Rachel meeting a KPop star?

Sooo while you two were filming this, was Simon hanging out with Jun? I bet that would make for an interesting video! :D

Portuguese subs now up as well. Thank you to the kind stranger who made them! We really appreciate it :D

wow the comment section .. and here i thought we had problems with pakistan vs india debates lol but i must say, when people talk about japan, japanese people dont mind or get mad if you give your honest opinion or share your bad experiences in japan as compared to koreans... hmm. but i do love both countries :D

I've been in Sweden for a week, just as vacation and I'm from Germany. I have the feeling, that Germans are really sticking to social rules or in general rules as for example stopping at a red light. But in Sweden, especially Stockholm the people are simply walking through every type of traffic completely ignoring every traffic light there is. I was shocked for about two days... lol

Also, heads up: WE'RE GOING TO TAIWAN NEXT WEEK! Anyone wanna meetup?

I came here for the "meeting the kpop star" I can't find it..

i have been WAITING for this collab for forever !!! yes !

Rachel said in her video that she saw a Kpop star in Korea and that she would talk about it in this video. Uhh did I miss it?

Finally ! I've waited so long for this collab to happen !

캐나다를 가 봤는데 말이 좋아 자연과 함께 사는 나라이지 그냥 발전 못 한 시골만 즐비하더라. 사람들 사이에 정도 없는 것 같고 땅덩어리가 크기만 컸지 고유한 문화도 발달한 기술들도 없어 허허벌판 그 자체였음. 활기도 없고 사람들은 조용히 걸어다니기만 해. 음식도 맛이 없고 메이플 시럽 말고는 내세울 것이 없는 나라더라. 그냥 땅만 거대하지 모든게 어중간한 나라인 것 같음. 이렇게 말하면 기분 좋냐? 내가 느낀 점이고 내 경험에서 비롯된거니까 오해말았으면 좋겠습니다^^

+Simon and Martina uhh.. hi Simon and Martina! I've been a fan of you guys for quite some time and I couldn't help but give my first ever comment on your video here =). You guys may very be aware from looking at my name that I am indeed ethnically Korean, but I lived in Canada for as long as you guys have been in Korea. With that said, I couldn't help but notice that you guys don't really have a clear grasp of the Korean culture and its relationship between Japan. Let me make it clear that I have been to few cities in Japan and I do understand that the Japanese are generally more polite and that their cities are cleaner than Korean cities. Moreover I lived long enough in Canada to drive so I somewhat agree with your views about the driving conditions in Korea, especially in Seoul. Plus I watched a lot of eyk videos to know you guys probably didn't mean to denounce Korea at all... but despite the intentions this video really hit me hard. Let me digress for a little bit and tell you that both my grandparents grew up during the Japanese colonial time; I've been told many stories of that era, and how the Japanese put much effort into erasing Korean culture and its language. My grandfather was taught Japanese in school, and many of my relatives lived in Japanese styled housing. At that time, the Japanese government tried to denounce many Korean cultures and called them 'uncivilized', 'dirty', 'inefficient' and 'barbaric' to justify their colonial efforts. Our palace was burned to ashes, our queen was murdered, our names were erased to have Japanese names...... I am not at all saying Japanese people are evil and that they should be slaughtered for their misdeeds in the past, I'm just saying that many Koreans today still bear that painful memories of colonization. And really, the Korean War wouldn't have happened if Korea was an independent country in the first place - which is why many still have hard feeling for Japan. So after everything ended and when we finally gained independence, nothing much left. It took more than 50 years for Korea to feed its people and make it prosperous - and it's still in the process of rebuilding. Not just broken streets or buildings, but the overall culture lost in the past by the Japanese people. I am going to emphasize a bit and say "YES ALL KOREANS KNOW JAPAN COMES ON TOP IN MANY THINGS" - and should we happily praise Japan for that? Perhaps.... maybe in the future when many generations pass and forget about the colonial period. But we CAN'T because our grandparents lived through that time and it matters for us that they had been treated the same way as Africans, Jews, Europeans during both world wars. And It really hits us hard when some foreigner like you - who doesn't speak Korean at all - nonchalantly say some of the things Japan comes on top compared to Korea. WE VERY WELL KNOW JAPAN IS BETTER IN MANY WAYS!! BUT THINK OF THE REASON FOR THAT!! I can guess Simon might be reading this and saying "I've been Polish so I can feel the hardships, but aren't Korean people going too far with this?" Well, Korea has been a single country with single government for more than 700 years. We didn't have feudal lords unlike Europe at that time. Our philosophy of a single nation and identity was and still is very different. For Koreans losing a nation to Japan was much different from Europeans losing to Germany. For foreigners to say Koreans should grow up, It would be like me saying "Aren't African Americans going too far with racial discrimination matters?" without ever having been an African American. I watch a lot of videos of foreigners living in Korea, because I too have lived abroad and shared the hardships of being a foreigner in Canada. One thing I notice a lot about foreigners in Korea is that they never put much effort into learning Korean - which is fine! But saying stuff they barely know about and making it seem like it really is is another thing. Truth is, we wouldn't have been mad if it was 이다도시 or even 샘 saying the same thing you said because they know our language and they seem to have assimilated into Korean culture. Or maybe if you guys didn't have many followers on youtube. Or if you compared China or Taiwan to Korea. Overall, as a Korean fan watching your videos, this really has been the most ignorant one.....

Is it just me that thinks Martina = YG and Rachel = SM.

Using Kpopstars as click bait. Nice :3

외국인이 잘 모르는 거야 당연하지. 근데 한국에서 7년 살았다고, 무슨 한국 전문가인양 유투브에 한국에 관련된 영상 올려서 먹고 살려면 기본 양심이나 상식은 있어야지. 두 나라 비교하면서 스시가 어쩌고 하는 거부터가 웃긴거지. 스시가 일본 음식인데 일본이 더 맛있었어야 정상이지. 한국 음식 가지고 한국하고, 일본 어디가 더 나은지 비교한다면 어떻겠나. 요새는 초등학생들도 그런 수준 떨어지는 짓은 안한다. 그리고 마트에서 파는 400원짜리 초밥도 먹는데 아무 지장이 없다. 요새는 유행이 지나서 사람들이 잘 안먹지만 만원 조금 더 넘게 주면 무한으로 먹을 수 있는 부페가 널렸는데 비싸기는. 비싼 곳을 가보기라도 했나. 일본에서도 일부러 찾아와 먹는 일식집도 있는데. 그리고 욕조? 욕조 있는데서 살고 싶으면 구형 아파트나 주택에 들어가면 되지. 요새 만들어지는 원룸이나 오피스텔에는 욕조 안들어간다. 수요자들이 선호를 안하니까 안넣는 거지. 그리고 지하철에서 물건 파는 사람들? 신고 넣으면 다 관리하러 온다. 사람들이 그냥 놔두는 거지. 그렇게라도 먹고 살려고 하는데 실제로 피해가 가거나 문제가 안되면 그냥 놔둔다. 그리고 요새는 그마저도 거의 없는데 무슨 지하철 전체가 장사판인 것처럼 유난 떨기는.

7년 동안 한국에 있으면서도 한국말 못하는 사람들에게 뭘 더 바람? 과거에 올린 영상들을 보면 알겠지만 이 부부는 원래 일본을 좋아했고 한국은 직장 때문에 그냥 돈 벌려고 온 것임. 그러다 KPOP이 잘팔리니까 그걸로 한국 팔아서 돈 버는 중이고. 한국은 그냥 돈벌이 수단이지.

I would have watched both videos anyways, no need to lie about maid cafes and k pop stars :

*spoiler alert * non of the two say what they say they are going to say in each others channel.

이 사람들 영상들 늘 싸했는데 괜히 그랬던 게 아니었군요.

Wow, the amount of people crying about how they talked about bathtubs... Don't you have better things to be offended by you guys ? The over-sensibility is real here.

We met up with Rachel from RachelandJun and shot a video about what surprises us about each other's countries for this week's TL;DR!

1) Farenheit and Celsius are both used in the USA, unlike Canada. Also, we measure things both in Imperial and metric systems- unlike Canada. 2) Forget culture shock between countries- lets talk about culture shock between STATES in the USA. I grew up in an Spanish speaking immigrant family in NYC. The culture shock when I visited Savannah, Georgia was HUGE. Manners are different, food is different and speech is softer and slower. I never really got over it!

I met and married my awesome Australian husband and moved from the U.S. to Australia 2 years ago. One of the most shocking things for me about living in Australia is the cost of living. It's normal for me to pay nearly twice what I payed in the U.S. for everything from housing to video games. Another thing I've had to get used to is the poorly built homes in Australia with minimal insulation and no central air conditioning. Summers are incredibly hot and winters are frigid both inside my home and outside. Holidays are also a little sad for me not just because I miss my family and friends most during that time, but also because Australians don't really celebrate them. Very few Christmas decoration go up in December, and they don't have an equivalent to July 4th, Thanksgiving, and they don't really celebrate Halloween. There are awesome things about Australia too; the Australian people are really cool and friendly, the country is absolutely beautiful, and my loving husband is wonderful. But I don't think it will ever quite feel like home to me.

Seems like us Northern American peoples have a bit of a lighter sense of humor and ability to share opinions without taking it personally, unlike the rest of the world, judging by these comments. I thought the video was interesting. idk I'm from America, we have good and bad things about our country and we embrace it- or at least allow people to talk about it. Some of these comments are unnecessarily aggressive. Edit: it is now 2020. the comments at the time I wrote this were unnecessarily aggressive. But the other bits about Americaca I said, I'd like to take back. Lol that didn't age well. Hahahahahaa 😬

I'm in the hospital right now, I was diagnosed with pulmonary embolism yesterday. My whole life seems to have fallen apart since I've never been seriously ill like this. Thanks for cheering me up with this video! It was in no way relevant to my situation but it made me forget about everything for a while and made me happy.

I've lived in both countries and thought Japan's way better in a sense that people are really polite and are nice. Hate to be down on Korea but the people there tend to be a bit racist and aren't very nice to foreigners. Just my take but I recommend Japan by a land slide.

you need to know korean made Japanese temples lol

whAT IF EYK MEETS EINSHINE

Watched both the videos and I've come to the conclusion that Korea is just like NYC lol

i think u dont know about korea very well i cant belive you've been live korea 7 years wow

Ahh! Two of my favorite youtubers! So glad to see you two finally collaborating!

YOU DONT KNOW HOW LONG IVE WAITED FOR THIS COLLAB! love both of your guy's channels so much!💜💜

why are there always but-hurt korean in the comment section of the video where people talk about Korea. I used to think they were nice and kind but seeing aggressive people are making me to think otherwise .....

절 색깔이 맘에 안든다니ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ웃고갑니다

I don't think that they meant to insult anybody. They are just stating what they see based on their own experience in the country. ( Without stating that it is the fact. Furthermore one's experience vary from others'), so they didn't intentionally insult anybody. You guys might want to consider looking on the brighter side and not get so offended easily.

Angry Taxi driver .. OMG 100% TRUE!!

I didn't really experience culture shock when going back to my home country, but there was one thing that was a pain in my butt that I didn't know about. In Bulgaria, when you nod your head (up and down) it means no, and when you shake your head (left to right or right to left) it means yes! I had such a habit of answering by moving my head instead of verbally, and I kept saying yes to things I didn't want T_T

My Japanese Mom used to get mad at me because I spoke in higher pitch when I spoke Japanese... so she basically made me stop it. She said it was dumb that the women did that... granted she probably had an unpopular opinion... probably another reason she moved to the US...

A major difference that I noticed which you havn't discussed in this video is the eating alone thing. In Japan it's very normal to eat alone in a restaurant, they even have special counters where must of the people will be eating alone. In Korea, however, eating in a restaurant is a lot more social, you will be there with friends or family but rarely alone. As a solo traveller, I prefer Japan for the dining experience, but I still love both countries, they're both amazing!

This video idea was awesome! I follow both of you since a while ago and I really enjoy hearing your culture shocks and view both videos on your respective channels. Seems like Korea has more things in common with my country, Mexico, than Japan, but I love both of them!

Spanish subtitles are now up! Thank yoy Tamialuz!

Norwegian subtitles now up! Thank you to whoever made them :D

I was literally waiting for the time that you guys would get together and do a collaboration video. You both are pretty big in the Western meets Eastern KZfaq world in my book! Love it!

Lol I'm considered loud in America. Better start practicing being quiet 😂.

i never understood when you use inches, feet, miles, yard, and digits. that's so confusing for me, in europe it's so much easier ... xD

looks like one is talking about Korea as a tourist and another girl is talking about Japan as a Japanese.

i went to south korea a few years ago and the honestly biggest culture shock was that i had lined up for a taxi for quite some time in heavy snow and two koreans (probably siblings) just straight up walked past me and my family along with all the other people queueing and got on the cab that we had queued for. i was like ?????? excuse me ?????? but other than the language barrier, korea was great nonetheless.

So, Me and my friend traveled to Paris, France for the first time over my birthday for a concert. It was 16th of January, and basically in Sweden it's snowing and is like -30'C (no joke), and I hadn't checked the weather in Paris (of course, Im not the intelligent one). So I had my thick winter-jacket,winter-boots, two layer with pants, a thick scarf and three layers of shirts on.. So we arrived to Paris, and since I was there to see the Kpop band FTisland perform there, I started queuing at 9 in the morning. After about an half hour I realize that "Heck, it's not even cold, why am i having so much layers on!?!" ... Basically, it was maybe -5'C or 0'C ..... It was bascially Swedish spring! IN THE MIDDLE OF JANUARY! THAT'S ONE OF THE CULTURAL SHOCKS I'VE EXPERIENCED.

한국에 엄청 안좋은 인상을 가지셨네.. 7년이나사셨는데.. 흠;; 1편도 봤는데.. 흔하지 않은 일들을 마치 엄청 흔한일 처럼 쓴게;; 참 ..좀 그렇네요.. 그리고 잠도못잘정도로 시끄럽다라;; 도대체 어디서 사신거지;;; 흠.. 그냥 그러려니합니다..; 굳이 한국까지마시고 일본가서 사시는게 좋으실듯

You guys did a video together?! My life is complete now :D

On the subject of taxi's. When I went to Japan last year we took a taxi to our Airbnb spot and the directions weren't the best so the taxi driver kept getting out of the car and checking every apartment building till he found the right one. He was so sweet. You'd never get service like that in America.

Yaaaay Eat Your Kimchi with Rachel ! Nice video !!!

일본은 아프리카에서도 책에잇다고 말을 들은적이 잇는데 ..확실히 외국인들은 우리보다 일본을 좋아하는거 같네요

한국을 까는 건 좋은데 (왜? 깔게 많은 나라 맞으니까. 울 나라 문제 많죠), 까더라도 까임을 당하는 측에게 도움이 되는 건설적인 비판은 어케 하나도 없고, 진짜 쓰잘데기 없는, 절 색깔이 맘에 드네 안드네 이딴 실 없는 소리나 주구장창 하고 있으니...ㅋㅋㅋ 한국에서 7년 이나 살았다는 사람치고는 그 까는 내용이 너무 얄팍하다. 가볍게 농담 따먹기 분위기로 끌어가는 채널이라는 걸 감안하더라도 너무 얄팍함.

I've been waiting for this collab since foreverrrrr

그냥 일본가서 살지 왜 한국에 있냐

떠나려고 밑밥 까는건가 하는 생각이 잠깐 들었음ㅎㅎ 유투브가 얘네 밥줄이라서 한국 관련 컨덴츠를 올릴 수 없으면 새로운 대안이 필요한데 그게 일본ㅎㅎㅎ그냥 내 생각임. 진짜 떠난다면 우리로썬 기쁜 일이지. 예전에 한국인 외국인 아예 싸우라고 판깔아주고 지는 쏙 빠지는데 인생 참 드럽게 사는구나 느꼈다 그때나 지금이나 생각이 얕고 비열한건 여전하네

한국에서 돈 벌기 참 편하지~ 한국 폄하하고 뒷담까도 외국인이라고 감싸주는 한국인들 널렸으니~ 일본에서 저랬어봐라 넷우익들 저 캐나다부부 꺼지라고 길거리 나와서 시위하고 난리났겠지 ㅋㅋㅋ

Really enjoyed this video!!

Martina live in Korea for seven years she still like a Canadanice, she is so naturally. But Rachel live in Japan for five years, she looks cautious like a Japanese .

German subtitles now available. Thank you to the kind person who made them!

I don''t understand why people are so butthurt about this video? Personally I'd love to visit both countries one day and just because they've mentioned some bad things about each countries, doesn't mean I'm stupid enough to believe that the whole country is the same! It doesn't put me off visiting either countries too because each has different cultures. Isn't it called personal experience for a reason? They're not necessarily generalising about the whole country, but are talking about their experiences in both countries. Anyone would be smart enough to at least comprehend that they are talking about the differences in each countries, and not there to bash the country that they're talking about. So of course, they would talk about what stands out about each countries from their personal experiences - be it good or bad (to which they are taking about in this video). I also don't understand as to why a lot of people say "you don't know our culture' or "do your research' or "you clearly haven't gotten S.Korean culture right".... I'd like to know if any S.Koreans or any other foreigneers have visited/lived in another country and have done their so called "research" in DEPTH? Because I highly doubt it! Because when you go back to your own country, do you not talk about what stood out the most in your visit, be it good or bad? So i don't see why anyone has any right to be hypocritical? Like really, just because you love your country, doesn't mean you have any right to bash a person who's personal experiences differ from yours. Who do you think you are? Any smart and mature person who might not like this video would calmly and maturely point out to Martina and Rachel as to how they would have done the video in a different manner and list out things in a constructive critisism and not just blindly comment about whatever 'feeling' they have at that moment. That's called irrational thinking, not opinion anymore. Because if you want your opinion to be taken seriously, then you need to have both sides of the argument and not just one. I'm really not bashing the 'haters', i'm just so confused as to why anyone are hurt? If someone could explain it to me in a polite manner then I would appreciate it. Because in any way, shape or form, I don't see/hear anything that could upset so many people with this video?

I spent some time in Japan and hearing " いらしゃい！"every time you enter a business really gets to you after awhile.

I love both of y’all! You’re amazing! 😻😻😻

Why do most of comments offend them? Their opinions are extremely fair cuz their comparison are based on their real experience. Not on information from internet. Even if they pointed Japanese bad things, I would be willing to accept their opinions. In any words, showing negative points means getting opportunity to improve.

if you're a foreigner living in korea you should've realized how sensitive comparing korea to japan was going to be. even if it wasn't meant to be a negative comparison, korea vs japan anything is going to cause some stir. next time i think you guys should be more thoughtful when you're going to post something with korea vs japan because you guys do represent foreigners in korea. it kind of puts you guys in a bad spot by doing so.

Who did y'all's English subtitles for this episode because homie needs a high-five!!! They are so funny, and wonderful and I just loved them so much. I don't normally have the subtitles turned on but this time I did for some weird reason I did and I'm so glad I did. Thank you random person for making the English subtitles so amazingly funny!! And let me be clear I am not being sarcastic I'm 100% serious about how amazing the English subtitles are, just saying...

Awesome video! Cant wait for my experience with SK & Japan!

오른쪽 여자 왜 이렇게 일본 빠냐. 한국에 대해서 안좋은 점만 나오면 계속 기분 나쁘게 웃네. 저분 채널에 있는 영상은 더하네

私は日本が好きです♡ 日本は本当に礼儀良く、何よりも着れます！ 文化も面白い特〜ヒ日本は漫画は世界 最高に面白いです。 ！ 先日日本に遊びに同じですがそう面白い国は初めてでした。 4日間だけあったのが残念でした。 。

When I went to Korea, the taxi thing was DEFINITELY something I noticed HAHA

Agree for Korean taxi. I took Taxi 3 times in my trip there. 1st one was horrible experience in Busan. He was an old driver and he cheated on change, then my friend & I asked him to return the correct change. As our voice was big, one Korean guy who passed by our taxi heard and he helped us to return the change back, also he apologized to us for taxi driver's behavior as a shame of Korea. I appreciated his help so much. 2nd one is a very good experience in Busan. Super nice taxi driver. Even now, I can not forget his face and really appreciate his kindness ! When I took the taxi and arraived in front of backpack place, which is located in the huge normal apartments, I could not find the room. Then driver kindly called to the backpack place and asked room number by his cell phone. I really wanted to show my appreciation, then as I tried to give him gratuity, but he never received it. 3rd one , not so nice, and in Suwon. He was angry ? or graumpy ?I don't know. But rough driving and did not say even Thank you, when we paied charge and took off the taxi, inspite we said thank you, 감사합니다 . Anyway, all experiences are interesting cross cultureal experiences for me ! :D

i recently visited japan and the subway is way confusing than in korea. in korea, there's only one kind of train in seoul and different train for provinces whereas in japan there are different subway lines everywhere. to add to that there are instances where in one line there are several kinds of trains that passes by (local, semi rapid, rapid). the train app in korea is also better because it even tells you which cart is the best that you can ride on to be near the exit/transfer. i think train/subway in korea is more tourist friendly than japan. but i enjoyed touring in both countries. 😊😊😊

Why would you lie to us about what each other's videos had just for click bait? Seriously? I thought you guys were better than that. Extremely disappointed that you would stoop so low.

Ooh! I experienced a little culture shock when I went to England to visit my boyfriend (he lives there, I live in Scotland). I had some perscriptions I needed to get, so I just brought the sheets down thinking they'd let me hand them in to the pharmacy down there (we have the same chains and stuff). They accepted it, but then they charged me, which got me off guard - in Scotland it would've been free! Kinda mundane, buy hey.

Omg I can’t I lost it at the taxi part hahahaha

Part 2 was taken down 😭

Swedish subtitles now up. Thank you, you lovely kind person, whoever you are, for making them!

Loved this collab ladies! On part one oh my gosh..I rarely EVER actually lol when watching a video but OMG you two are hysterical! :) Just glad I wasn't drinking something while watching it! Ha ha! More vids of you two together please!!! :)

As a Dutch person who has only traveled to different countries in (western) Europe to go on vacation there, I've never had a cultural shock; everything here is so alike.

그렇게한국싫으면 일본가거라~~ 괜히 외국인들한체 먹칠하지말고~~

what the heck?? we don't go the 'mok yok tang' a few time a weeks than i every day use bathroom i am living in the seoul, i use my house bathroom, i feel that no problem with that.(distributing installaiton fine, bathtub fine)

Hahaha I was laughing so much at the "foreign struggle: we don't even know we're loud" xD Because even though I am french and not american, I can so much relate to that one !!! :D

Omg I love both channels! :3 this is awesome

내가 미국이나 유럽에서 느낀 엿같은 경험을 너희들에게 말해주고 싶네. ㅎㅎ 한국처럼 살기편한 나라 있나?

Rachel, what happened to speaking about meeting a kpop star in Korea?

This is very helpful for me, I have lived in Japan and now planning to study abroad in South Korea this year. Thanks!

Right... I got on to a taxi in Korea that ripped me off by charging me the midnight rate. It was 4pm...........