Hey, a blogger after my own heart.
This Korean blogger walked around Yongsan-gu (where I live) snapping photos of the neighborhood’s colonial era architecture. He also took some cool photos of another Japanese building in Singye-dong that was apparently used as a residence for Japanese railroad workers.
I’d been looking for material like this forever. Thanks!
Now, blogging is all about showing off, so on the off-chance that the blogger checks his trackbacks, here are my posts of Korea’s colonial architecture:
Colonial architecture of Gunsan I
One Comment
Somebody should walk around snapping pictures of the Yongsan main post, where colonial era buildings abound. We even have some with the imperial japanese army star showing.
One Trackback
[...] and architecture at the Marmot’s Hole: Yongsan’s colonial era architecture and the architect Kim Swoo-geun. And at wood s lot, a tribute to photographer Sze Tsung Leong, [...]