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Busan Classifieds
- KRSA Global Reading Conference in Seoul (October 24–25)
- F6 Visa English Teacher Seeking ESL Teaching Position
- Our cat needs a new home
- UK teacher looking for E2 sponsorship
- F6 American looking for Full Time job
- E2 Female American seeking Full-Time ASAP
- Looking for a Female Housemate in Busan – Steps from Gwanganli Beach!
- Gimhae March- Few days a week
- Teaching Position in South Korea
- It’s Time for ICL This Summer!
Recent Blog Posts
- Breaking the Eye-Level Habit: A Beginner’s Field Guide to Street and Travel Photography in South Korea
- How Buddhism Became a Lifestyle Trend with Young Koreans
- Why Electric Cars Are Winning Over Koreans in Their 20s
- How Chuseok Family Gatherings Are Changing in Korea
- Too Nervous to Speak Korean? Try These. | Into Korean
- Why People Don't Drink Korea's Safe Tap Water
- Ramyeon Evolves Into a Full Home Meal
- Korea’s 2027 Abortion-Pill Access Plan Explained
- When Books Become Collectibles: Korea’s ‘Text Hip’ Trend Reaches Convenience Stores
- He stopped studying Korean for 3 YEARS, and still became fluent
Busan News
- Lost shark becomes viral star in South Korea - Kuwait Times
- South Korea embraces a huge shark slowly circling a canal in the country’s biggest port city - Fort Bragg Advocate-News
- South Korea embraces a huge shark slowly circling a canal in the country’s biggest port city - The Press Democrat
- Stranded Shark Turns Korean Canal Into Big Tourist Attraction - Newser
- Foreign Tourists Photograph in Busan's Pink Muhly Field - 조선일보
- Busan's canal shark is a crowd-pleaser — and a climate warning - Korea JoongAng Daily
- An 11-foot shark is trapped in a South Korean canal. It can’t find the way home - ThePrint
- ‘Bukang-i’ the shark has become an unlikely tourist attraction – here’s why - The Independent